What If You Could Raise HAPPY Kids With Neuro Parenting | Dr. Sweta Adatia
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Parenting is more than just raising a child—it’s about shaping the brain and future of a human being. In this insightful video, Dr. Sweta Adatia explores Neuro Parenting, a science-backed approach to raising children that aligns with brain development. From birth to adulthood, a child's brain undergoes rapid transformations, and parents play a crucial role in this process. Learn how early childhood experiences shape intelligence, emotions, and decision-making. Discover effective parenting techniques for different age groups, from setting discipline in early years (5-13) to fostering a friendship with teenagers (13-18). This video also introduces key parenting concepts like Ladyet, Tadyet, and Mitrayet, and explains why the early years (0-5) are the most critical for brain development.
really informative video explained the topic clearly and kept it engaging without overcomplicating things
📌 Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
Very helpful video
00:47 Parenting concept of Ladyet, Tadyet, Mitrayet?
1:47 How does the brain develop at 0-3 years of age?
My child is addicted to the mobile game I am very anxious about his future and what to do. He failed but he doesn't realise he was a good student 10th standard he got 80% but 12 failed. Please suggest me
2:55 Why should parents pay more attention to children from their age of 0 to 5?
3:56 What is the role of the parents?
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4:08 How to teach discipline to your children from the age of 5 - 13?
6:44 How to be a friend of your children from their age of 13 to 18?
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8:13 About the book The Future-Ready Now
🔍 What You Will Learn in This Video:
Hi,I am 40 years old,childs age 13 years with speech delay,can you suggest the neuroparenting course related to it.
✅ The neuroscience behind parenting and child brain development
✅ The importance of the 0-3 and 0-5 age ranges for cognitive growth
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✅ How to discipline children effectively from ages 5-13
✅ How to transition from a disciplinarian to a friend for teenagers
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✅ Understanding the parenting models of Ladyet, Tadyet, and Mitrayet
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👩⚕️ About Dr. Sweta Adatia:
Dr. Sweta Adatia is a dynamic neurologist at Gargash Hospital in Dubai, UAE. With over 13 awards in Medicine and Neurology, she is a stroke fellow from the University of Calgary and an MBA graduate from the University of Cambridge. She has collaborated with Defeat NCD UN and has over 50 publications, impacting 50,000+ lives. Specializing in strokes and migraines, she empathizes deeply with her patients.
ye tarika srif ek bacche ke sath apply ho sakta hai..... i have 3 kids (14) boy (8) girl n 3 (boy).. meri smaj mai nhi aa rha kee mai ek hi time par ladyat ..... tadiyad ....mitryat kese banu...ha patni ji ke sath shyam ko jhagadiyat jrur ho jata hai.....
Dr. Adatia is a TEDx speaker and founder of Limitless Brain Lab, helping map brain preferences to ideal careers. She authored "Future Ready Now" and has delivered 200+ workshops on career guidance.
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I am Savita 50, my son age us 8 years old i wa t to attent nuro parenting
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Thank you so much sweta ma'am being a mother I follow these steps and develop my child brain he is 4.6 years old right now you are one of the onest best dr. In this entire world to speak on these types of topics very well I again grateful for your advice for your suggetion
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I have 11 year old girl. She doesn't do what we ask her to do for example- put the socks in the shoes or take shower or eat quickly. We are struggling for last many years but there is no change. She just ignores. I have a twist year old also, he sees her and now tries to follow as she does. Ho to make my daughter listen and do as we ask?
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@venkatp5101Mam, mera beta om din bharat Masti karta hai kucha sunta nahi Maro to bolta hai mai nahi karuga, thodi der bad masti start karta hai , mai pareshan ho gai hu kya karna chahiye nahi samja ata, khana nahi khata Masti karta hai
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@ngvlogs2967Mam I want to do course
@priyankakumar5296Ma'am mujhe parenting ki koi knowledge nahi thi but ab mera beta sunta nahi hai
He is preparing for JEE bohot irritating behaviour hai koi responsibility nahi lena chahta shayad overpamoering ki wajah se
Hamesha screen par rehna chahta hai
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Kya iss age mein kuch change kar sakte hain
Neuro-Parenting is a science-backed approach to raising children that aligns with brain development (0:26-0:33). It emphasizes understanding how a child's brain develops from birth to adulthood and how parents can play a crucial role in shaping their child's intelligence, emotions, and decision-making (0:26-0:41).
The core idea revolves around applying brain science to parenting strategies (0:26-0:31), focusing on different parenting approaches for various age groups:
0-5 years (Ladyet): Focus on love and nurturing (1:00-1:07). This period is crucial for brain development, with 700 new brain connections forming per second (1:53-1:59). Parents should provide a supportive and peaceful environment, as the subconscious mind and foundational attitudes are formed during this time (2:05-2:29).
5-13 years (Tadyet): Focus on discipline and shaping behavior (1:09-1:15). This involves setting good habits and memories, understanding that the prefrontal cortex (responsible for decision-making) is still developing until around 22-23 years old (4:27-4:42). Parents need to be careful not to instill fear or self-doubt during this sensitive period (5:11-5:24).
13-18 years (Mitrayet): Transition to a friendship role (1:17-1:21). At this age, hormones are peaking, and children are heavily influenced by peers (6:42-6:53). Discipline becomes less effective, and parents need to carefully monitor the child's environment and company in a gentle way (7:07-7:42).
Maam meri beti 5 year ki dec 2024 me complete ho gayi h husband mujhe pitte h or ghar me mahol b thik ni rehta kbhi kbhi pta nahi in 9 salo m me bahut jyada chidchidi ho gayi ho bat bat par apni beti par gussa utarti hu ki tune ye kyu bigad diya esa kyu kar diya har galti par uske piche pad jaati hu usko pitti b hu mene mere bhai bhabhio k sabhi bachho ko bahut pyar kiya but apni hi beti k sath esa krke mujhe khud n dukh hota h me kya karu please help me
@santoshimaaeverything6588Gher ke bade gher me environment bigaad dete hain ya phir parents hi thoda nasamaj rehte hain,aur bhar ka environment safe nahi hai , school ki baat hi mat Karo sabse denger MOBILE bachchon ke hath me MIDDLE CLASS VALE kare to kya karen stressful zindagi se Samjhota kerlete hain ameeron ka maloom nahi POOR PEOPLE bachchon ki zindagi hi qurban ker dete hain without education😢😢😢
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@KanSh130Mam mrea beta 11years ka hai aur wo school me sabko irrited karta hai disturb karta hai. Usko kitna bhi batao per wo kaam us se ho hi jaata hai uska apne mind per control hi nahi hota please give solution
@sonikunalgosavi3636Children absorb color to develop visual, cognitive, and emotional skills, starting with high-contrast (black/white) for focus in infancy, moving to bright primary colors (red/yellow) for stimulation, and later calmer tones for rest. Parents manage this by curating environments, using educational toys for sorting, and selecting color-specific, stimulating or calming, environments based on the child's needs and age.
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@BGC507Dr Sweta you have chosen the most important topic for discussion and teaching which can improve the quality of generations to come
We need to introduce such a subject in school curriculum along with taking care of parental education and would be parents education to make them ready to handle their kids n help them grow in their life independently fully aware of their capacities and capabilities to bring out their potentials for good
Best of luck and congrats for the effort
Ma'am I m intrested in the neuro parenting course
@salonijain1098Mam...i am counselar...I am interested😊
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