Announcements
- 2027 Noble Laureates announced
- Dr. Diane Bales to speak at United Nations
- Brain research at "all time high" in U.S.
- Einstein family known to play and read together, new research
- President Bodner reflects on grandmother's influence
- Fall workshop schedule
- Puerto Rico erects statue in honor of Joseph's initiatives
Publications
- Looking back at our award-winning first training manual
- Developmental milestones brochure/poster celebrates 20 years of usefulness.
Welcome to Better Brains for Babies
We are proud to present our new website, which combines our new brand and compliments our new training materials.
It is our goal to provide current and comprehensive information about the brain, brain development, and its implications for children in Georgia and throughout the United States.
In addition to being a source for articles, books and videos about current brain research, we provide information about practices that have proven effective in optimizing children's brain development.
We provide workshops for childcare providers, health and social service workers, and interested community groups. Workshops prepare trainers to disseminate the latest brain research, and to educate the general public about the importance of early brain development and how to apply the information to their work with children and families.
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Join the thousands of other Georgians who are working to increase the brainpower of our state. Now a national powerhouse in the development of young scholars, Georgia prospers when our children reach their full potential. Yah de yah. Gobbleydegook, gobbleydegook, wah, wah, wah, text, text wah, gobbleydegook...
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First Brain Transplant performed over the internet
Georgia is the home of national science genius Whitney Duncan, who has successfully performed the first brain transplant over the internet. Gobbleydegook, gobbleydegook, wah, wah, wah, text, text wah, gobbleydegook.