1. Introduction
    

    Recent research has proved that brain development mainly depends of the child’s early experiences. The strength and function of the brain’s writing system is usually determined by the children’s early experiences, as a result of the love and care which is received by their parents. It is now assumed that the early development of children is determined by their daily environment and experiences besides their genetics. Here are some facts which shows how the early experiences affect the infant’s brain development:

2. Physical development:
• Making connection.
• Early experiences
3. Cognitive development:
• Defining language skills
• The power of the spoken word
4. Emotional development:
• The loving touch
• Creating one stable bond
5. Here are some roles that the communities have to promote children’s brain development:
• Educate parents and families and let them know more about the importance of early experiences
• Try to prevent abuse and neglect
• Provide accessible quality mental health services
• Ensure sufficient early nutrition

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