Background: Over 250 million children in low-and middle-income countries are at risk of not
achieving their fullest developmental potential due to co-occurring risks such as poor …

There is strong evidence that children of mothers with insecure attachment styles have poor
outcome trajectories. Maternal sensitivity may be the behaviour which links mother and child …

Although research suggests that responsive interactions are imperative for language
development, the advent of mobile technology means that parent-child exchanges are often …

Parenting interactions are important for children's early development, but existing
observational measures of parenting are often difficult for practitioners to use in their work …

Background Poor adjustment during early parenthood often leads to low feelings of parental
self-efficacy, which influences parents' behaviours towards their infants. The long-term …

Background There has been recent systematic review of key evidence in psychosocial
intervention in autism but little review of biological treatments. Methods We analyse the …

As the preschool years are a formative period for long-term physical and mental health, this
period is recognised as an important window for early effective intervention. Parenting …

The objectives of this project were to systematically review the impact of mother–infant
interaction on the development of infants 12 months or younger and determine factors that …

Both prenatal and postnatal maternal depression are independently associated with an
increased risk of adverse infant development. The impact of postnatal depression on infants …

The relationships between screen media use and hot and cool executive functioning (EF)
and inattention/hyperactivity during the preschool years were assessed using data from …