… This article reviews experience with longitudinal follow-up of high-risk infants in the National
… -up of infants with birth weight less than 1001 g and infants with higher birth weights who …

… state is the infant's initial task of self-regulation. Survival for the high-risk infant is based …
Although the methods described focus on the high-risk nconate, the model provides insight …

… infant is at high risk of developmental impairment, there is increasing evidence of a risk in
late preterm infants … which infants are at risk, reviewing the aetiology of the risk factors and the …

… Prenatal PTSD symptoms predispose mothers to having high-risk infants who are lower in
… and cooperative infant interaction style at 6 months. These dyads were also at higher risk for …

The present paper documents the development of autism/autistic spectrum disorder in a
consecutive series of nine high-risk infants followed prospectively from 6 months of age. …

Discusses the planning and establishment of intervention programs that optimize the development
of biologically vulnerable infants and young children at risk for aberrant developmemt…

… development of ASD in high-risk infants is an exciting new … studies of young children at
high-risk for ASD, and acknowledge … to starting assessment of high-risk infants either during the …

… to maternal behavioral competence among mothers of high-risk infants. Sixty-five mothers
… a 10-min free-play session with their infants. There were no independent contributions of …

… a parent to a high-risk infant. Here, the clinician asks the parents to describe their baby,
their relationship with the infant, and their emotions regarding the infant. The clinician inquires …

… infant functioning during later infancy were explored in a group of 52 mothers and their high-risk
premature infants… and in relation to transactional models of high-risk infant development. …