Tag: developmental pediatrics

1. When examining a national survey with data from 2005-2012, younger infants (0-5 months of age) were noted to have ...

1. Reflective questionnaires and daily calendar data suggested that baby-led weaning (i.e., self-feeding of solid foods) was not linked to ...

1. The majority of fathers in low- and middle-income countries have little to moderate engagement with their children in cognitively ...

1. The concept of childhood development may be foreign to refugee communities, hindering early diagnosis of disabilities and therapy. 2. ...

1. Even among single-born children not diagnosed with developmental disabilities, later achievement of some infant motor milestones was associated with ...

1. Children from low-resource families whose parents were taught cognitively stimulating activities had better cognitive function at 36 months compared ...

1. Greater total parental debt, dominated by unsecured debt, was associated with increased child behavior problems. 2. Auto, home, and ...

1. Children with child protective services (CPS) involvement and/or out-of-home placement (OHP) have lower standardized test scores than the general ...

1. In this prospective study examining audio recordings of full and late-preterm infants, mothers provided more speech exposure to infants ...

1. Teaching parents an autism spectrum disorder social intervention in the home, rather than in a clinic group led to ...