Toddlers’ brains engage more during books and puzzles with parents, first-of-its-kind EEG study finds
Researchers from Northwestern University explored toddler brain responses while interacting with caregivers and watching films. Their findings revealed key differences in neural engagement during activities such as reading and puzzle-solving versus passive screen viewing. This underlines the signif…
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