Music with Mar.'s Brain Facts Page

09/16/2026

Great info!! Love how music fits right in 🎶

A baby’s amygdala is already well developed at birth. And the connections between the amygdala and other parts of the brain continue to develop rapidly during infancy.

Connecting to a large network of the brain including the brainstem, the amygdala helps our brain notice and respond to emotionally important information. Newborns can recognize familiar sensory experiences, such as a familiar voices, smells, sights and touch, while discomfort or stress can activate physiological responses such as a faster heart rate, rapid breathing, a tense body or a grimace.

These early months are an important period of brain development. Research shows that wiring of the amygdala changes substantially during infancy, and individual differences in amygdala connectivity present shortly after birth have been associated with later differences in fear, sadness and internalizing mental health symptoms by age 2.

Explore the Baby Brain Map to learn more about the science of the developing brain and babies’ earliest experiences: https://bit.ly/4w3j4jg

09/16/2026

Put good stuff in those precious brains.
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09/16/2026

Sharing the love of music 🎶 is my passion.
Book a workshop and be a part of it 🐸
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09/14/2026

Many times people say, “I’m just going to a little music class”. After attending for a while, they don’t say that anymore.
they say I’m going to a music class with my child or grandchild that uses brain research which uses mucus that helps in all areas of development while enjoying music. 
34 years and going strong!
Join us Thurs Palm Harbor Parks and Recreation and Fri at Congregation B'nai Israel. Classes start at 10.
Music with Mar. Classes Miss Mar.

09/14/2026

Grandparents Day....

09/12/2026