Sentences with phrase «during early infancy»

Therefore, a baby's hair does not need to be washed everyday during early infancy.

Because children naturally develop attachments through play, play therapy offers and opportunity to create attachments that did not occur during early infancy.

For the current study, a team of researchers investigated whether breast milk or formula contributed greater arsenic exposure during early infancy in a small United States population.

To see the argument in its pure form, though, it is necessary to look instead at Bentham's argument in favor of infanticide, or, as he calls it, «the power of breeding - up or not during early infancy.»

When Helen Sharp and her colleagues tracked the development of babies at high risk for developing stress - related problems, the researchers found evidence for the protective power of physical affection: High - risk babies developed normally if their mothers gave them many cuddles and caresses during early infancy (Sharp et al 2012; Sharp et al 2014).

Crying is an important means of communication available to babies during early infancy — that is from birth to three months of age.

Ultradian and circadian rhythms of sleep - wake and food - intake behavior during early infancy.

Eye contact during early infancy may be a key to early identification of autism, according to a study funded by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), part of the National Institutes of Health.

The unawareness of the child's deafness and their associated visual communication needs (e.g., increased eye contact and gestures) can disrupt the caregiver — infant relationship during early infancy.

it is necessary to look instead at Bentham's argument in favor of infanticide, or, as he calls it, «the power of breeding - up or not during early infancy.»

During the early infancy of Williams and his sister, Edith, their father, a clerk with literary aspirations, went blind, and an uncle set them up in a small shop at St Albans, a cathedral town twenty miles north of London.

Infants whose caregivers are less sensitive have higher levels of cortisol [33, 88] and excess cortisol exposure during early infancy may influence the developing immune response via epigenetics or neuroendocrine dysregulation, potentially leading to AD [87, 89, 90].