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Positive parenting linked to stronger brain reward responses
Original: Positive parenting in early childhood linked to stronger brain reward responses
New research suggests that children who experience positive parenting in early childhood show stronger reward-related brain activity later on. The findings indicate that warm, supportive caregiving during the first years of life may shape how the brain's reward system develops, potentially influencing motivation and wellbeing long term.
Why now: The new study reinforces growing scientific and public interest in how early caregiving shapes children's long-term brain development.
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