Search Results for Infants -- Development.

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Socioeconomic Status Influence on Mothers' Interactions with Infants: Contributions to Early Infant Development

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Gurko, Krista L., author.

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Socioeconomic Status Influence on Mothers' Interactions with Infants: Contributions to Early Infant

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Maternal childhood adversity and infant cognitive development in adolescent mother-infant dyads

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Foss, Sophie C., author.

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development. Though these associations have all been examined separately, they have not been investigated in

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A Theoretical Framework to Foster Parent-Infant Attachment during NICU Hospitalization through Music Therapy

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Polasik, Shelbi LeaAnn, author.

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theories including transtheoretical model of behavior change, synactive theory of development, hierarchy of

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Impact of Common Morbidity on Attainment of Oral Feeding Skills in a Modern Cohort of Infants Born Prematurely: A Retrospective Analysis

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Schweers, Madeline, author.

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development discusses the influence of the autonomic, motor, and state systems on the resulting stability and

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Exploring and Facilitating Maternal-Infant Bonding Needs During Phototherapy Treatment: Nurses' Perspective

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George, Mini, author.

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maternal-infant bonding, which is crucial for the healthy development of a newborn infant. This qualitative

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Deciduous Tooth Emergence, Maternal and Infant Condition, and Infant Feeding Practices in the Brazilian Amazon

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Spence, Jennifer Emily, author.

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addition, mothers appear to use infants' growth and developmental status as a cue when deciding what to

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Investigations of the genotoxic effects of topoisomerase 2 inhibitors

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Ng, Antony K. M., author.

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cleavage and rearrangement, and compared with 71 normal infants. MLL cleavage was identified in 7% of the

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Fat and Caloric Content of Breast Milk of Mothers of Premature Infants: Comparison of High vs. Low Volume Producers and the Impact of Volume in Single Pumping Sessions and the Interval Between Pumping Sessions

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Haase, Barbara, author.

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numerous advantages infants have when provided with MoM and when evidence-based collection, handling and

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Language Experience and Toddlers' Socially-Cued Word Learning

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Schonberg, Christina Carol, author.

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-pragmatic cues continues to be an important predictor of language development throughout the second year after

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