Psychological interventions delivered by non-specialist health workers are effective for the
treatment of perinatal depression in low-and middle-income countries. In this systematic …

The vast majority of infants are born in poor countries, but most of our knowledge about
infants and children has emerged from high‐income countries. In 2003, M. Tomlinson and L …

Background There is growing evidence that early childhood education (ECE) interventions
can reduce the loss of developmental potential of disadvantaged children in low-and middle …

Relationship‐based intervention programs are increasingly being implemented as a way to
enhance parent‐child interaction quality. In this meta‐analytic review, we examined the …

Background At least 13% of mothers experience depression in the first postnatal year, with
accompanying feelings of despair and a range of debilitating symptoms. Serious sequelae …

Neurodevelopmental delay, neurodisability, and malnutrition interact to contribute a
significant burden of disease in global settings. Assessments which are well integrated with …

ABSTRACT The New Beginnings program was developed at the Anna Freud Centre and
originally piloted in Her Majesty Prisons in the United Kingdom. This study aimed to explore …

There is evidence that children who are HIV positive (HIV+) are at risk for poor
developmental outcomes. The aims of this study were to use developmental screening tools …

A major contribution of anthropological approaches to child well-being is that they address
variation across a wide range of cultures and settings. This broad perspective is necessary …

A review of the past decade of literature on the subject of depression in South African
women revealed a paucity of research that documents the perspectives of low-income …