Infant brain connectivity differs with familial ADHD risk
A longitudinal study of 44 infants found that familial ADHD risk was associated with different frontoparietal connectivity trajectories during the ...
Tag: early childhood
When Babies Start Tummy Time May Matter Less Than Parents Think, Pilot Study Finds
A pilot study tracking 58 infants found no statistically significant differences in developmental outcomes based on whether tummy time was ...
Japanese Teachers Can Now Screen Kids’ Executive Function Before School Starts
A validated Japanese teacher-rated version of the CHEXI questionnaire now lets educators screen five- and six-year-olds' working memory and inhibition ...
Five-Week Summer Program Boosts Social Skills in Young Autistic Children, Study Finds
A University at Buffalo pilot study found that a five-week intensive summer program significantly improved social skills, behaviors and autism ...
Tablet Tests of Toddler Brains Fail in Kenya—A Warning for Global Child Development Research
A replicated study of 225 Kenyan 3-year-olds finds that most children fail training items on a tablet-based executive function battery, ...
Normal Brain Scans Over Time Point to Brighter Outlook for Preterm Babies
A three-decade Spanish cohort study shows that preterm infants whose serial cranial ultrasounds remain persistently normal face sharply lower risks ...
Toddlers Quietly Learn Words From Adult Conversations They Were Never Meant to Hear
A new Child Development study finds that toddlers begin recognizing words overheard from adult conversations around age two, revealing a ...
Baby Sleep Patterns in a Middle Eastern Birth Cohort Reveal Links to Early Development
New findings from the PERSIAN Birth Cohort link infant nighttime sleep duration, continuity, and timing to developmental outcomes at twelve ...
Preschoolers Who Play Like Engineers Show Big Gains in Problem-Solving, Study Finds
An eight-week play-based STEM program in a Turkish public preschool significantly improved preschoolers' problem-solving skills and produced broad cognitive, social, ...
Simple Family Routines Boost Preschoolers’ Brain Skills and Ease Parental Stress
A ten-week family routines program in Ankara improved preschoolers' executive function skills, fostered autonomy-supportive parenting, and reduced mothers' stress, with ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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