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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I do think that traveling is important as is exposing your child to as many things as possible at an early age (before five). You still have time, OP. [/quote] Which they then forget, because that is how their brains work. OP, just pretend you took her places. She'll never know.[/quote] The brain synapses are there from travel, PP. Has nothing to do with memory. Travel is great for little kids. [/quote] +1 as well as emotional pathways. A baby learns he/she is safe in a totally different environment with different sounds, smells, and sights. Promotes self-sufficiency and well-being as well as risk taking. Like PP wrote, retrievable memory has nothing to do with it. The baby's senses have all been enlivened. [/quote] Oh come off it. A farmers market sounds different than a grocery store. You don't need to go to a different continent. [/quote]
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