In the initial months of infancy, a baby's brain is a hotbed of neural plasticity, creating millions of synaptic connections that lay the groundwork for all future cognitive, emotional, and motor development. This rapid phase of growth results in the neural circuitry evolving from a sparse to a dense and complex network. As the brain's architecture becomes more established, altering and adapting these neural pathways becomes a more challenging endeavor, requiring greater effort and specialized intervention. This underscores the importance of pre-diagnostic intervention, capitalizing on this precious and fleeting period of brain development. Engaging in targeted activities and therapies during this time can maximize the brain's natural plasticity, setting the stage for optimal development and reducing the need for more intensive interventions later on. Early intervention, especially before a formal diagnosis, is crucial in leveraging this critical window of brain development. By intervening pre-diagnostically, we can effectively guide and enhance this natural process of neural expansion, laying down a solid foundation for lifelong learning and adaptation.