Imagine trying to build a big building without a proper foundation.
Impossible, right?
The bigger the building, the more solid the base must be.
The brain works the same way.
Its first neural patterns form the foundation for all future achievements.
Every experience—every sound, color, touch, and feeling—adds new layers of stability.
As described by the Harvard Center on the Developing Child, early experiences shape the very architecture of the brain, determining how strong and flexible it will be throughout life.
The denser these early connections grow, the easier it becomes for a child to find creative solutions, build what does not yet exist, and shape a future unbound by circumstance.
Growth begins deep—long before it rises high.
