Background Prelinguistic communication complexity refers to the use of different
communication forms such as eye gaze, gestures and vocalisations and the degree to which …

Infants learn language through the back-and-forth interactions with their parents where they
“serve” by uttering sounds, gesturing, or looking and parents “return” in prompt (ie, close in …

Global public health organizations such as The World Health Organization and United
Nations Children's Fund have prioritized environmental support for infants in their first 1000 …

To better explain variation in language acquisition in children with hearing loss, this study
examined vocal (eg, vocalization) and lexical (eg, word) imitation in spontaneous …

类言语发声是类似成人言语的语音, 是后续语言发展的基础. 已有研究表明,
婴幼儿类言语发声数量或频次, 典范音节比例或频次, 辅音多样性与沟通性发声预测了表达性 …

Background: Postnatal depression (PND) is the most common complication observed in
women following delivery, affecting approximately 17% of mothers. Research shows that …

Speech-like vocalizations are sounds that resemble adult speech and are the precursor for
subsequent language development. The current study explored the relationship between …

Research Trends Regarding Language Development and Language Impairment of Infancy
and Toddlerhood: From 2012 to 2021 | Home | E-Submission | Sitemap | Contact Us …

Parents are widely known to be primary caregivers and important attachment figures for their
children, thereby substantially influencing their children's development, especially during …

Responsive caregiving practices, in which caregivers respond contingently to the
communication and behavior of their infants, have been included in goals set by global …