Abstract Self-regulation (SR), the ability to modulate own's cognition, emotion, and/or
behavior has a foundational role in promoting wellbeing across the lifespan. Parent-child …

Two major reorganizations in the coping system occur during the first three months of life.
Prior to birth, the neurophysiological systems subserving coping functioned inside the …

During development we transition from coregulation (where regulatory processes are
shared between child and caregiver) to self‐regulation. Most early coregulatory interactions …

How mothers respond to infants' distress has implications for infants' development of self-
regulation and social competence. In a sample of 35 mothers and their 4-to 8-month-old …

Background: The early caregiving environment has been widely acknowledged as crucial in
shaping developmental outcomes through caregiver-infant relationships. Abundant research …

Infants communicate physiological needs to caregivers and are sensitive to caregivers' cues,
with both dyadic partners integrating their brain and body functions. Though the autonomic …

This dissertation explored the development and outcomes of mother-infant co-regulation of
communication in low-and at-risk dyads. Interactions between mothers and their children …

This study examined development and stability in emerging patterns of co-regulation in
mother–infant dyads (n= 101) over the later half of the first year of life. Links to infants' …

Emotional regulation aligns goal-directed behaviour towards optimal outcomes. An integral
contribution towards developing emotional regulation is the establishment of synchronised …