You don't throw a baby against a wall hard and expect it to somehow learn anything from it, just like you don't do this foolishness and expect the baby to gain anything.
dear, Antiq Boutiq, I have been practicing these gymnastics with both my children since the second day of their birth. as well as i have a 10-years-experience in training hundreds of other families with newborns. Time shows the results. And results are amazing, speaking for themselves. No medical evidence could prove wrong. BUT, this technique is not for everyone. so, just ignore it.
@@radabond8656 must be great to boost your ego. I can see though your ego mask. You dont know what you are doing to the children. You may know yoga, but knowing yoga, and knowing children are two different things. But you just want to boost your years of experience,Because your ego is more important.Take a honest look at the baby their cardiovascular system,And their undeveloped skulls, and tin bones. Have you ever heard what boxers got from damage to their brains? because their brain is bounced to the sides of their skull? Or babies Who fell on their head Who got retarded for life? Your teachings are ideas of the mind, not reality.
@@radabond8656 yes the human.body is made to adept to survive. Children Who never got sick in their life will get more sick if they are older,because their body is not adepted to those viruses and bacteria. If a human body is in a cold environment, then the body wil adapt by heating internaly. But babies their cells are not yet on their prime peak for these things, because their skull and bones are still underdevoloped.yes it is true they can adjust, but just like little babies Who fel on their head can also adjust to make their skull stronger,but it can not undo the damage to the brain.
@@henkmelk598 if you mean babies falling down during the practice...isuay it does not happen. Otherwise...brain damages are much worse than any other, you are right.
People think that, but in the case of shaken babies, their head is going back and forth causing whiplash. In this, the baby's head is staying relatively straight. I think there is a point about the unnatural way babies are born these days and what effects that might have. For example, babies cry when out down, and babies in the wild were almost certainly held most of the time. AS far as any potential benefits from the gymnastics, I don't know if it's ever been studied. But the concerns about brain damage are likely overblown. I think to do that you have to really shake a baby vigorously so that its head is whiplashing back and forth.
