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How to expand your baby’s potential with education from birth | Zahra Kassam | TEDxManhattanBeach

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i love how she speak i love her 🤍 thank you so much 🙏
Comment from : @syifa13456

Great talk! Did everyone hear near the beginning talking about exhausted parents? We as a society need to really get stuck in and help out those parents in practical ways
Comment from : @stephaniehenderson6631

One of the most annoying people on Shark Tank Nice rag
Comment from : @lalawnj41

❤🙌
Comment from : @Whatshivalikes

Note education for 03 is not the racing acedemicbrbrPoint br1prepare the environment for baby to learn how to learn eg 😮brlow shelf with few toy and arrange mannerly to invite them to learnbrand non electric toys br2observe
Comment from : @youkatoh3050

What helped me the most with raising my children was the book ‘Raising Warriors: Preparing Your Children For a Godly Life’ It is honestly a game changer
Comment from : @MarkJones-yu1rs

So the best thing my mom did for me was allow me to root through the pots and pans cabinet
Comment from : @clairesuzanne1

This a mixed bag
Comment from : @lisashirtz7224

Thank you so much Zahra, I enjoyed this so much ! This is so insightful and filled with precious and much needed key information for parents and caregivers Cheers to all the parents and caregivers out there !! Let's continue to improve what we're doing in order to efficiently help our babies and children develop
Comment from : @soafararabarisoa

Didnt her company shut down
Comment from : @samanthaoreilly9196

Thanks for sharing this information I agree well done 👏👏👏💯💯💯
Comment from : @junecox8274

Zahra, very profound talk I wish I knew this 30 years ago
Comment from : @sandrakavarana6793

thank u so much for sharing this
Comment from : @lindanurwulanapriliani4685

Great information
Comment from : @NishaAdhikari-kl8vu

She is “selling” some basic knowledge of parenting as a gold That means a lot to understand the level of education in modern society Just the first 30 sec were interesting with that diagram…
Comment from : @smeruci

I totally agree with your opinion especially about toys which can move or light, they just give enjoyment not educational
Comment from : @diyoraabdurahmonova4971

That's why we have garba sanskar❤
Comment from : @Vasudevah-ht9ws

Just coming back to this again after having my baby A huge thank you for this talk! ❤
Comment from : @allthingsmeet

I am from India and we are already doing this from ages;like my father is for my daughter Grandparents knows the best 🎉
Comment from : @snehakoshti1042

Can anyone summarize for me what she just said? If possible point by point I'm not a native speaker I don't really get anything Thanks in advance for your kindness
Comment from : @cristvroza7794

Wow, that was some important and great information 🙂👍
Comment from : @parinitashaileshramteke7454

This is insightful
Comment from : @rinretdashan

Beautiful
Comment from : @PinnecraftNigeria

Why is every TED do cringey? Cringe presentation skills from cringe people
Comment from : @Inbraneinthememsane

I see head-diaper - i close the video
Comment from : @Inbraneinthememsane

💯✅✅
Comment from : @faridahnyaboke1190

I have a nine months old really glad I found this video Learned a lot I want to give my baby the best like she told
Comment from : @thushanivindhya6060

While this is good you might also want to consider secure attachments Having insecure attachments to mum especially deeply impacts all of life
Comment from : @meriadocbrandybuck9833

Nice ❤
Comment from : @sarahmariejoseedasilveira4495

To be fair, I agree with everything she’s saying HOWEVER, not all parents can afford even what’s she’s saying brI was a teen mom I didn’t have a home to do all of this in I struggling in my mommas house with my baby So it’s a beautiful concept but unrealistic to some low income families or diff situations And I checked out the company she owns The prices aren’t low income friendly either
Comment from : @COOK0811

Very informative I’m having my first child in 2 months and glad I’ve watched this TED talk
Comment from : @Toonsaranghaetam

Very good talk
Comment from : @thebigreveal3083

Wow❤
Comment from : @annawilson2937

I am a teacher and I wish all parents listen to these tips and stop focusing on the results putting too much pressure on their kids to get the highest scores while neglecting the first years
Comment from : @samiasayadi4224

As a first time mother, with a 3 1/2 month old, this is gold! Thank you for sharing this ❤️
Comment from : @andreavalverde1387

You have such important information and resources to share with families such a shame you've prioritised money over spreading wellbeing to children Everything on your website is so expensive and inaccessible
Comment from : @samw-h9380

This was great but made me feel like I have failed my 2 year old 😢… I’m so overwhelmed 😢
Comment from : @abinyarko7823

She didn’t take Robert’s offer and for that reason, I’m out
Comment from : @123goolash

Babies learn from living ,non living objects around them like household items are enoughno need to buy expensive or so called educational kits i myself never buy these kits not recommendedi better believe in DIYS
Comment from : @priyankapattanaik5414

If i put water cooler in my toddlers reach She would definitely make a puddle and jumps right into it😢
Comment from : @azaankhan5045

So what did she tell other than common knowledge ? Love, Careing, Not interrupting when baby is trying to do something,being a model, let them do things on they own?
Comment from : @letsbegin4584

Taking notes, as I’m 27 weeks pregnant with my first!! Thank you!! ✍🏽
Comment from : @lucygaytan4901

She was right about mental growth of a child till 3 yearsbrbrBut her focus was just toys which is a small part in the learning of children
Comment from : @raahinyapratapsingh1629

This talk is great! She has a point on a lot of the topics and I’ll be sure to utilize them
Comment from : @SoLoDoLo1027

Cool video!
Comment from : @standupp698

Investing in workers not children to overcome
Comment from : @sayezulu8071

So nice to see other Montessorians out there ❤
Comment from : @EliMae

So thankful I live in a state with the means to provide an Early Intervention program for children 1-3 years old My son is definitely benefiting
Comment from : @heatherfoster1

Excellent program
Comment from : @laylaali5977

Wonderful advice Thank you
Comment from : @maries6103

I faced my fear of becoming a full-time visual artist For years I daydreamt of a wonderful image of being a house wife, raising her kids whilst pursuing her art career This year I decided no more Now actively took the steps to actually Be the full time artist
Comment from : @cizzellegarises

thank you for your sharing i learnt new things that are really important and useful
Comment from : @rabiatul1912

Great speech, saddens me to think of how Hong Kong is and has been the last 3 years The mask mandates have completely distorted the behavioural and emotional development of children here Parents will even mask infants as young as 6 months here Truly truly cult like behaviour
Comment from : @dsm577

I feel there is entire life to learn about things n life but childhood comes only 1s brbrLet our children enjoy it at fullest
Comment from : @shahedakhan7089

My parents failed me the first 3 years because I can not sit through how slow this lady is speaking
Comment from : @xtumi633

In the US, we need to support parents and mothers first in the form of family leave before they can even consider focusing on education
Comment from : @jessicastevens6102

Watch at x125brbrThank me later
Comment from : @ronitsharma9807

wonderful!
Comment from : @cristian15154

very nicealthough I didn't see this earlier I hv lower shelf non electric toys, lower mirror and a self sipper for my baby n all of it surely helps her grow better
Comment from : @prishaaneha

I couldn’t make it through this talk due to her talking to a room full of adults like they’re toddlers
Comment from : @dearbhlafaughey102

Love this!!
Comment from : @zeybey_2902

Wow! Baby powered toy!
Comment from : @AirShort

I'm a father of a 3 months old baby boy Thank you for sharing this ❤️
Comment from : @JColinaresTV

This is great! brbhint/b if water cooler isn't your way to go, keep a small pitcher with an open lid available at reaching height for the child When buying toys/supplies for your child, look for things marked "montesorri" brbrCHILDREN DO AS YOU DO, NOT AS YOU SAY if you're going to tell them, do it yourself too!
Comment from : @virginiaviskadurakis8864

I hate it when people constantly say "babies cannot comprehend this, babies cannot control this, babies cannot purpusefully communicate this, this was just coincidene, its not like they can remember bla bla bla"
Comment from : @leander9263

Sounds like Sudbury schooling to me! 😃
Comment from : @CuriouslyCute

I'm 7 weeks today and I'm so thankful this popped up! I needed this
Comment from : @cassiehannah

This is very important
Comment from : @mawandenxumalo4901

Electronic toys are a no no in my home every kid I've raised are A students and are off doing wonderful things with their lives brOutside daily no phones- side note not one baby or child should have a phone or a tablet in their hands NOT ONE-brHealthy food books art music etc
Comment from : @Sillybillyilly

what can you substitute eggs for for vegan
Comment from : @danusiabeatz

Such great information I wish I had access to this education as a teen mom I had my first right after high school 6 years later I’m having my second child and I feel so much more prepared and capable to provide my children what they deserve
Comment from : @Ambientpeach

The most important thing you can give a child is encouragement and confidence My son is 1 and has both wooden and battery operated toys I have come to realize he try new things and learns so quickly is because he encouraged too When he learns something new he is praised Scientists are now learning is what infant, toddler, children and Young adults are taught that impacts them the most
Comment from : @WlkinFaith

Thanks Zahra Kassam…
Comment from : @sharmilasubhamaniam4331

Awesome
Comment from : @MAhmadNazeer

Thank you
Comment from : @tubtima76

My baby is almost 2 years old and it wasn't until now that YouTube recommended this I hope I can still help her!
Comment from : @RoseDupouy

Thank you for this talk Really eye opening God bless you ❤
Comment from : @noorisayani1373

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and research Eye opening insights, data and solution that we can implement without waiting for the system to adjust and shift their budget spending
Comment from : @parikksit

I'm so happy🤍 i always bought my baby more of wooden play thn any electronics and it's really true how smart my 2 year old girl has grown into🤍
Comment from : @Agnethaamanna97

They spend less on earlier development because it means they would have to invest in social programs for the families You can’t invest in kids without investing into the adults raising them and unfortunately our “boot strap” mentality means the kids suffer
Comment from : @sarahrivers9623

Thank you Zahra Kassam
Comment from : @früher_damals

A very passionate speech 😉 learned a lot as a father of 7 months old boy
Comment from : @dushimejackson7783

You: I only wrote the conclusion brbrYour teacher: why didn’t you write an intro and discuss section? It helps the reader understand the conclusion and why you have that conclusion
Comment from : @tasintevin2429

Great insights, thank you Zahra
Comment from : @ShahzadShabbirShaz

This is exactly what the world needs ❤
Comment from : @talitamo7465

Which function she is talking?
Comment from : @pawanbobade4443

Boringshould have make it short and interesting
Comment from : @bhaktidabhokaryadav

Thanks for the great insights! Considering your pieces of advice for my 4-month old child
Comment from : @markanthonymaraggun6928

You're accent is so good, I liked it 🤗
Comment from : @doaamohmed6452

Keep it up 👍🏿
Comment from : @ajnba1123

Father of a 2 months old baby boy, i definitely will consider all the advice and ideas you mentioned Thank you mam 😊
Comment from : @javedahmed3613

Love the speaker
Comment from : @EttaDee

The short answer: Let your baby/toddler play with wooden toys or simple toys that lack any electronics or flashy lights Give them simple exercises that teach independence like pouring their own water from a water cooler
Comment from : @davidgolbeck294