Sentences with phrase «infant experience»

I am thankful for my life and have had the best infant experience out of all my children.

When infants experienced failed outcomes, their causal attributions affected whether they sought help or explored.

McKenna and his colleagues suggest one kind of «glitch» involved in SIDS may be the result of these integrating neural tracks developing at different rates, leading to a sleeping infant experiencing sleep apnea, or an involuntary pause in breathing, that is not stopped by either sub-system.

The powerful influences of infant experiences on adult life are well established with strong support from both clinical and basic research.»

In a series of experiments, researchers found that infants experienced slower heart rates, reduced body movement, and reduced crying when they were held by an adult who was walking from place to place (Esposito et al 2013).

Formula fed infants experienced more diarrhoea if their bottles / teats were not sterilised with steam or chemicals.

Katie Shreve, assistant patient care manager at the Kentucky Children's Hospital NICU, said the idea for an infant massage training initially stemmed from a need for a complimentary treatment for infants experiencing neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS).

Putting the omission of infants with congenital anomalies aside, we should also consider the possibility that the finding that parents of preterm infants experience only slightly more stress than parents of term infants is an artifact of the instrument used to measure parental stress.

Unlike Freud, who explained religious belief as a holdover from infant experience, Jung explored psychology with an unshakeable conviction in the existence of God:

In a recent experiment on babies in a hospital nursery, researchers recorded brain EEGs while infants experienced different forms of stimulation, including a painful heel stick.

But in the first randomized trial of its kind, researchers at UC San Francisco have found that giving small amounts of formula in the first few days of life to infants experiencing high levels of early weight loss actually can increase the length of time their mothers end up breastfeeding.

Colic is a common problem that many infants experience.

He originated the Barker Hypothesis, also known as the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease model, linking fetal and early infant experiences to an individual's health status across the lifespan.

Out of every 1,000 full - term newborns, between one and three infants experience encephalopathy (disease in the brain), marked by impaired level of consciousness, seizures, difficulty breathing and depressed reflexes.

Infant experiences hunger, is wet or cold, is in pain, or needs physical touch or attention......... and then as they are wired to do, they cry to express their need.

She provides services to families whose infants experience cry and sleep problems through the Infant Behavior, Cry, and Sleep Clinic at Women and Infants Center for Children and Families.

The first step in testing the model is by using magnetic resonance imaging to look at the neural structures involved when sleeping infants experience an apnea followed by a cortex - induced arousal.

It's a common response in many mammals: Infants experience slower heart rates, reduced body movement, and reduced crying when they are carried around by their parents (Esposito et al 2013).

In the past, some have argued that formula - fed infants experience «rapid early growth,» meaning that formula - fed infants tend to gain weight more quickly in the beginning than breastfed babies.

Much of the literature on maternal behavior has focused on the role of infant experience and hormones in a canonical subcortical circuit for maternal motivation and maternal memory.

Looking for a nanny that also has infant experience and will be able to handle both the baby and toddler together with ease.

She shares clear scientific research on brain development which sheds light on the infant experience through a consistent, caring, and loving primary caregiver linking this directing to how the infant will thrive and be positively influenced for future success in life.

Taking action as soon as your child starts fussing (or sooner, once you know what the trouble is) can stop the cycle some infants experience where pain turns into crying and then crying becomes the uncomfortable experience.

Babywearing, another term coined by Dr. William Sears, has been shown to reduce the amount of crying some infants experience.

Movement like bouncing on an exercise ball will simulate what the infant experienced in the womb.

The foam pad in the bathtub makes sure your infant experiences maximum comfort and safety.

Other parents are all too aware of every painful moment of teething their infant experiences.

As a parent, you are probably familiar with separation anxiety — the feeling an infant experiences when separated from her caregivers, for example.

Schedule an appointment with your child's doctor for a thorough exam if your infant experiences excessive crying or other signs or symptoms of colic.

While most babies develop without any problems, some infants experience stress prior to birth.

Dr. William Sears wrote for Parenting that acid reflux is also known as gastroesophageal reflux and is a pretty common problem in babies with about 25 percent of all infants experiencing it.

Possible cause for concern: Some infants experience central sleep apnea, which causes them to stop breathing for up to 20 seconds.

Reliable women with infant experience to be trained as Infant Care Specialist / Baby Nurses.

Whether a woman chooses to start breastfeeding and how long she continues is closely tied to the patient care practices she and her infant experience during her newborn's first minutes, hours, and days.

An infant experiences everything for the first time with complete innocence and wonder.

The initiative is based on an approach that respects women's and children's human rights; promotes measures to help mothers and their infants experience optimal breastfeeding and health and takes a holistic approach to women's sexual and reproductive rights.

The first step in testing the model is by using magnetic resonance imaging to look at the neural structures involved when sleeping infants experience an apnea followed by a cortex - induced arousal.

An infant experiencing colic may be unable to stop crying due to the brain's sub-systems failing to stop the agitated breathing cycle, scaring the child into continuing to cry.

Within these attuned musical exchanges, the infant experiences being experienced and understood emotionally.

Pregnant and lactating women have higher needs for acetylcholine (to help provision for the rapid brain development that fetuses and infants experience).

Thus, when separation or loss of contact occurs, the infant experiences its need for attachment and becomes motivated to seek proximity or contact using communication as one of the tools.

Using the model of the healthy parent - infant experience the Therapist brings a mother and her child together to give them an active, here and now experience of a new way of relating.

Concurrent associations between maternal behaviours and infant communication within a cohort of women and their infants experiencing adversity.