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Joint parental stimulation and early childhood development in 26 sub-Saharan African countries. [PDF]

BMJ Paediatr Open
Chi H, Eom YJ, Jeong J, Lee HY, Kim R.
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Process evaluation learnings from the PLAY study: recommendations for nurturing care and early childhood development interventions in under resourced contexts

Prioreschi A, Pearson RM, Richter L, Lawlor DA, James D, Norris SA.   +5 more
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EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT

Children and Young People Now, 2018
Policymakers and practitioners are boosting support for families in the most disadvantaged areas to help pre-school children develop the skills they need to thrive and reduce the attainment gap
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Chest development in early childhood

The Journal of Pediatrics, 1953
Summary A method is described by which the development of the chest may be better appraised. The method consists in taking the circumference of the chest at two different levels, supramammillar and xiphoid, and comparing the two measurements. Mean values for these measurements are reported for infants and young children.
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Early Childhood Musical Development

Research Studies in Music Education, 1998
Musical perception, cognition and behaviour are species-specific capabilities that, like language, originate in basic neurological structures. Musical development in early childhood is a complex product of human potential interfacing with, and being mediated by, socio-cultural influences and opportunities.
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Age of Peers and Early Childhood Development

Child Development, 1993
We examined the developmental trajectories of 59 children between 21 and 67 months of age randomly assigned to same-age or mixed-age child care groups. Children were assessed at 6-month intervals with the Battelle Developmental Inventory. Using a hierarchical linear model for analysis, we computed individual and group growth curves for overall ...
D B, Bailey, M R, Burchinal, R A, McWilliam   +2 more
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Social Development in Early Childhood

1981
Psychologists study children for two main reasons. First, they want to find out how a helpless, naive and totally dependent baby manages in due course to become a competent, knowledgeable adult. They are interested therefore in studying the process of development. The second reason stems from the many social problems associated with childhood.
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Development in Early Childhood

2019
‘Development in Early Childhood’ describes an extraordinary period of growth, development and learning spanning the first eight years of life. Understanding children’s development in their varied contexts and from different viewpoints, including literature, helps us conceptualize childhood and its ‘stages’, providing us with rich insights.
Priti Joshi, Subir Shukla
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