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[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

🧠 Research shows constant criticism rewires a child’s brain.

And the emotional stress shapes lifelong mental health.

Children raised in environments filled with constant criticism often develop a stress-response system that remains on high alert, even in the absence of actual threats.

This chronic activation of the fight-or-flight state interferes with a child’s ability to feel safe, calm, or emotionally grounded.

According to research from the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University, persistent emotional stress in early life can alter brain architecture, leading to long-term issues with emotional regulation, anxiety, and attention. When everyday interactions are perceived as threatening, children may respond with hypervigilance, withdrawal, or emotional shutdown—defense mechanisms rooted in survival.

As these children grow, the expectation of judgment or harm becomes deeply ingrained in their nervous system, affecting their self-esteem and relationships. They may struggle to trust others or feel secure in social settings, constantly anticipating criticism or rejection. This state of chronic stress is known as "toxic stress," and it’s been linked to a range of lifelong impacts—from depression and learning difficulties to physical health problems. The findings underscore how emotionally unsafe environments can have a lasting effect on a child’s development, both psychologically and biologically.

Source:
The Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University. InBrief: The Impact of Early Adversity on Children's Development.

[AlbertCH @HerLiv2000]

@MotivacionesF Según los "reportes" Inglaterra quería que fuera algo secreto donde se iban a hospedar.
El puto autobús secreto que los espero afuera del aeropuerto para llevarlos a su hotel:

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

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[Enséñame de Ciencia @EnsedeCiencia]

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[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@EnsedeCiencia WTF? A mi papá le encanta la cebolla y fue diagnosticado con diabetes hace más de 30 años

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@EnsedeCiencia De los mismos creadores de "Los Beatles son más populares que Jesús" llega "Si uds. ganan, nunca más les hablaré y pueden olvidarse de los conciertos de Oasis"

[Curiosity @CuriosityonX]

🚨: It’s official!

2026 is halfway over as of noon today, July 2.

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@jim0032 @AlertaNews24 Elije tu usuario algo así como: SoyUnaAbejitaDeColores y no te encuentran ni tus padres

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@JuliiT0 @AlertaNews24 Nope, porque vas a tener una clave para que te contacte quién tú quieras

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@AlertaNews24 Si los que no son de "primer nivel" ergo, segundo nivel, les ganaron, entonces uds son de tercer nivel?

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@beautyXexplorer @AMAZlNGNATURE You should´ve

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@TribeCalledQush @AMAZlNGNATURE Spanish men toke it to the king and queen, the rest is history

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@Obialunuju @AMAZlNGNATURE Yeap!

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@MissLilacLover @AMAZlNGNATURE Those are different, in texture, flavor, color (inside), some are even purple

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@Tc2AM @AMAZlNGNATURE Hahahaha, you just made two jokes at the same time!!! This pic is NOT from Peru and that pope is Francisco, context: papa in Spanish means potato or pope
And the current pope, Leo, said: "I got a phone call from Peru to tell me that with me, now, there are 4001 potato varieties"

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@noticias_tvperu Hay más bomberos mirando/grabando que rescatando

[Curiosity @CuriosityonX]

A meeting on how to survive extreme heat just got cancelled — because of extreme heat.

That actually happened in London this week. And it's the perfect snapshot of where we stand: sweating through a crisis we're nowhere near ready for.

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@Rainmaker1973 Transparent face mask???? Really?????

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@Joan_huancas @chifaentiffanys Tampo huracanes

[Mónica EHM @MonicaEHM]

@Rainmaker1973 Well, I am not the only one who thinks this is stupid!!!!

[Enséñame de Ciencia @EnsedeCiencia]

🚨Las abejas meliponas de la Amazonía peruana hicieron historia al convertirse en el primer insecto reconocido legalmente como sujeto de derechos. Ahora cuentan con protección jurídica para garantizar su supervivencia y la conservación de su hábitat.

Estos pequeños polinizadores son fundamentales para la biodiversidad amazónica, ya que ayudan a mantener gran parte de la vegetación y numerosos cultivos de importancia mundial.