08/19/2026
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The earliest weeks and months of a babyโs life are about so much more than feeding schedules and sleep routines.
A babyโs developing nervous system is learning something fundamental:
-Am I safe?
-Can I trust the world around me?
-Will my needs be understood and met?
In this video, Erin and Dr. Sarah Young, PhD, IMD, FMACP, host of NeuroAlchemy and founder of NeuroSynergy Integrative Healht LLC, explore how early experiences of nervous system safety can help shape a childโs future and why consistent, responsive, nurturing care matters from the very beginning. Topics covered also include the role of the caregiver, stress physiology and infant regulation, the long-term impact of early attachment experiences, and much more.
The support families receive during the newborn period matters, too. When parents feel supported, rested, educated, and less overwhelmed, they are better equipped to create the calm, responsive environment their baby needs.
Because caring for a newborn isnโt simply about getting through each day. Itโs about helping lay a foundation for a thriving future.
๐ฅ Watch the video to learn more. https://youtu.be/0hnk-nWO_KU
In this episode of NeuroAlchemy, Dr. Sarah Young sits down with Eri...