A Guide to Undo the Damage
This downloadable document is rich in research and condensed information, saving you hundreds of hours of reading.
With this guide, your child will:
- Increase attention/focus
- Have improved motivation
- Create stronger family bonds
- Reduce irritability/frustration
- Build memory & learning capacity
Have lower cancer causing oxidating stress.
By addressing the issues covered in this guide, there’s a good chance your child could surpass a naturally brighter child that has their mind impaired by stress factors.
The sooner you work on these and implement the guidance in this guide, the greater opportunity for optimal brain development for your child.
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Maximize Your Child’s Potential
This guide will equip you with tools to maximize your child’s brain development.
It will also highlight removable cognitive impairments that are unknown to most parents.
Addressing these gives your child the capacity to surpass a naturally brighter child that has their mind impaired by these stress factors.
Your Child’s Brain is At Risk
Attention is the foundation of children’s cognitive development.
Without the capacity to focus, they struggle to learn, make good decisions, complete tasks and chores, and do well socially.
However attention spans are getting shorter and shorter.
This is not only caused by constant distraction but also from brains becoming dysregulated and disorganized.
Disorganized Minds
Children that have a disorganized mind are likely to have behaviors like:
Trouble getting organized on time
Low attention span/focus
Bad short term memory
Frustrated easily
Defiant/oppositional
Bad social skills
Immature tantrums/rages
Argumentative
Tired/low energy levels
Unmotivated/lazy
My Family
I know the content of this guide works because my own children benefit from it.
Our older kids were capable of listening to and absorbing novels by age 3.
They entertain themselves without toys. Our daughter was completing puzzles intended for 8 year olds at age 4, working on them for hours at a time.
They both help in and around the house from collecting firewood to helping with meal prep. They spend hours outside exploring, building and having adventures.
And most importantly they are happy, healthy, confident, and love their family.
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