Inside a 15-Month-Old's Head: What Ezra's Brain Is Doing

Logosofia no Dia a Dia · Oct 11, 2026 · 27m

Ezra is fifteen months old. He says "Dada," "Mamma," and "Up." He's taken a few faltering steps. And he will sit on the floor handling a wire stripper for twenty minutes. In this episode, we triangulate three angles — the CDC's developmental milestones, the neuroscience of infant attention, and one father's observations — to paint a vivid picture of what's actually going on inside a toddler's head. Along the way: why a baby's consciousness is more like a lantern than a spotlight, why pointing is a milestone in its own right, and why the twenty minutes with the wire stripper is a self-directed…