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Why Your Baby Isn't Bored in the Kitchen
Parents of eleven-month-olds often feel guilty walking circles in the kitchen, worried their baby is bored. But developmental neuroscience tells a different story: infants don't experience boredom like adults do. Their brains are processing familiar environments as novel data, building predictive models and causal understanding. This episode unpacks the research on habituation gaps, contingent interaction, and why routine errands like grocery shopping may be more developmentally rich than dedicated enrichment activities. We explore the LENA Foundation's language studies, the Harvard Center on…
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