Spoiling your baby with affection and attention is scientifically proven to positively impact your baby’s life and emotional health. Join the movement to follow your intuition.

 
 
 

Welcome To The Spoil Your Baby Revolution

If you want to ensure that your child will grow up to be emotionally healthy, you have to spoil them with attention until they’re 3 years old. It’s the opposite of what you’ve been told, and it can be challenging, but it has game-changing potential to transform a baby's long-term mental health.

Spoil Your Baby is a movement to deeply nurture our babies from 0-3 years old — and ourselves as parents.

Nurture Neuroscience, home of Spoil Your Baby, was founded by Greer Kirshenbaum, Neuroscience PhD, Doula, and Mother.

 
 
 
 
 

APPROACH

Nurture Neuroscience's Spoil Your Baby approach is based on creating layers of support for families. Our work is supported by over 70 years of scientific research and evidence in neuroscience, psychology, biology, genetics and infant mental health. We support caregivers, including parents, grandparents, child care professionals, teachers, therapists, doctors, doulas and infant practitioners, because everyone does their best given the tools they have. With the best tools, caregivers nurture infants with ample attention and affection to give them the lifelong daily gifts of mental health, physical health, positive relationships, success, confidence and flourishing.

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We are creating a new approach to childcare based on science and your intuition

 
 
 
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THE SPOIL YOUR BABY NEWSLETTER

Get science-backed tips on setting your child up for a lifetime of emotional well-being.