How much stimulation does an 8 week old baby need?
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22 Citations | The method is valid in babies 30 weeks old or younger and is reproducible after the first postnatal week. |
| Additional results revealed that 8-month-old infants' interpretation of displays is affected not only by configural but also by physical consideration. | |
| The observed differences between 6- and 12-week-old infants add to a multitude of evidence suggestive of discontinuities around 2 months of age. | |
| We propose the testable hypothesis that this is because many mothers do not provide sufficient breast milk to feed a 6-month-old baby adequately. | |
99 Citations | Since these cross‐over points are independent of the state of the baby, they can be useful in comparing different modalities of stimulation and different organ systems in individual babies. |
53 Citations | Dosage should be reduced by as much as a factor of 5 in neonates less than 1 week of age and perhaps by a factor of 2 in the very old. |
11 Citations | Subjective symptoms and clinical signs are mild in 6-8-yr-old children and may reflect immaturity of fine motor control. |
33 Citations | It is concluded that expressive grammar treatment was most effective when dose frequency was weekly over 8 weeks rather than daily over 8 days for 5-year-old children with specific language impairment. |
302 Citations | Norwood, NJ: Ablex, 1985) suggested that 6- to 12-week-olds were sensitive to contingency in maternal stimulation because they became upset during the replay of their mothers’ behavior during an initial period of live interaction over closed circuit TV. |
138 Citations | Findings support the efficacy of reading to 8-month-old infants. |
| In addition, the stimulation package has also been proven effective in facilitating the cognitive development of 2–3-year-old children at home. | |
| Our study suggests how both of these measurements can be used to control stimulation. | |
31 Citations | Clinical evaluations indicate that the AD provided the most benefit when applied to 2- to 8-month-old children. |
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