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• The effects of combining kangaroo care and parental singing on premature infants' and parents' wellbeing and development of parent-infant relationship 

  Tuomi, Kaisamari (2014)

  After experiencing premature birth, fragile infants have to spend weeks and even months on the ward because of their medical needs. This can be stressful both for parents and infants and increase the risk of early interaction ...

• The roles of parent temperament and parenting styles in adolescent temperament development 

  Meuronen, Johanna; O’Leary, Mira; Nolvi, Saara; Tunkkari, Mari; Kiuru, Noona (Springer Nature, 2024)

  This study examined temperament development from early to middle adolescence and the roles of parenting styles and parent temperament in this development. The sample consisted of 842 adolescents (n = 842 in Grade 6; 54% ...

• Teacher– and parent–child relationships and children’s adjustment behaviors in grade 1 : The role of temperament. 

  Jaruseviciute, Vilija; Kiuru, Noona; Silinskas, Gintautas (American Psychological Association (APA), 2022)

  This study aimed at investigating the reciprocal longitudinal associations between teacher– and parent–child relationships and children’s adjustment behaviors during Grade 1, and the role of the child’s temperament in this ...

• On Equal Terms? : On Implementing Infants’ Cultural Rights 

  Bonsdorff, Pauline von (Brill Sense, 2021)

  How can we implement infants’ cultural rights? Is there even reason to confer such rights to non-speaking children, or is it enough that we recognise slightly older children as culturally active individuals? Acknowledging ...

• Bidirectional Relationship Over Time Between Body Mass Index and Fundamental Movement Skill Domains Measured by a Process-Oriented Method in Childhood : A 3-Year Longitudinal Study 

  Kasanen, Maria; Laukkanen, Arto; Niemistö, Donna; Tolvanen, Asko; Ortega, Francisco; Sääkslahti, Arja (Human Kinetics, 2024)

  The worldwide increase in childhood overweight and obesity underscores the need to study variables like fundamental movement skill (FMS) levels from early childhood. This study investigated the bidirectional longitudinal ...