how forgotten traumas from infancy can have an impact on us as adults.
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Babies don’t form specific memories that they can recall later in life, but they are learning basically 100% of the time they are awake. If they have a traumatic experience, there will be an association made in their brain, and when they experience something similar to the trauma later in life, the backbrain will send the “hey, this is bad!” signal.
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