Child Development: Infancy (0-1)

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Come Talk to Me

Priority Care Productions

25 episodes

2 weeks ago

In 10 minutes or so each week, we will give you actionable ideas to help you have meaningful relationships with your children and to help those children learn to laugh and smile more, live healthy lives and achieve goals. Hi, I'm Dr. Scott Brown. Come Talk to Me!

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Child Development: Infancy (0-1)

Come Talk to Me

13 minutes 15 seconds

2 years ago

Child Development: Infancy (0-1)

There are 2 take-home messages regarding infants:

1. Touch and physical contact are critical for physical health, mental health, and a sense of trust in the world.

2. Intellectual stimulation spurs cognitive development so talk, sing, read, and play with your infant.

Bigelow, A.E. (2020). To have and to hold: Effects of physical contact on infants and their caregivers. National Library of Medicine. 61:101494.

Greicius, J. (2013). The benefits of touch for babies, parents. Stanford Medicine: September 22, 2013.

Harmon, K. (2010). How important is touch with your infant? Scientific American: May 6, 2010.

Maruwada, M. (2022). 10 Cognitive Activities For Infants To Boost Development, Mom Junction. December 20, 2022.