UC Davis lab conducting research to understand the development of cognition in infancy. You and your child can now participate from home at https://xitter.cf/t.co/9eRbvICx9z!
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Grateful to have our paper spotlighted by the ICIS Communication Committee @Infantstudies 🪩🎉👶📝
Oakes, @ShannonMKlotz et al. (2024) tested the relative influence of local meaning on 4-12mos infants' eye gaze: 1) infants looked more at semantic regions of real-world scenes, like adults; 2) effect of meaning on infant attn also ⬆️ w/ age #infancypapers doi.org/10.1111/infa.12582
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Oakes, @ShannonMKlotz et al. (2024) tested the relative influence of local meaning on 4-12mos infants' eye gaze: 1) infants looked more at semantic regions of real-world scenes, like adults; 2) effect of meaning on infant attn also ⬆️ w/ age #infancypapers doi.org/10.1111/infa.12582
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Just some of the amazing work being done everyday at @UCD_CMB!
Study from @ucdavis reveals new take on visual development in babies. #NEIfunded Watch the video and read more: bit.ly/3vbKIRs
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Found a way to combine some of my passions. Allow me to present: infant studies representing each of Taylor Swift's eras ✨🫶💖
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Check out this fantastic article on the ASPIRE program, which I've had the pleasure of co-directing alongside @stevenjluck, @JaceKuske, @ShannonMKlotz, and @ErieBoorman. 🌟👇
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All infants and toddlers deserve to be cared for in settings that allow them to thrive, and parents need options that give them peace of mind that their children are safe and being nurtured. TY @HELPCmteDems for focusing on the need to #ThinkBabies & #SolveChildCare
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Literacy plays a vital role in children's lives, paving the way for their education, social connections, and civic growth. Discover the treasures that lie within your local library. Immerse your children in captivating stories, intriguing facts, and boundless imagination. #ILABS
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Active listening is part of communication, which can help with problem-solving and decreasing conflict. Use these 7 phrases to teach kids active listening skills. Via @gozenlove #activelistening #childdevelopment #earlyed #earlyyears #parenting #parentingtips #edutwitter
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Whether you're taking a soothing bath, or just a moment to belly breathe, it's important to find time to treat yourself and be kind to your mind. #EmotionalWellbeing
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Are human brains born ready to read? Not quite! Training and practice can shape the brain's ability to recognize words, connect them to sounds, and understand their meaning. Start reading with your children today! Act out the story, and make silly sounds. #ILABS #readwithkids🌟
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It’s important to go the extra mile to make sure everyone feels welcome. In support of #AutismAcceptanceMonth, check out our new resources to learn how you can help to foster a world in which all children feel they belong: bit.ly/3nrKWzr #SeeAmazing
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We are celebrating the Week of the Young Child, and especially all those who think of the children first in their lives and work! #FredRogers #mrrogers #WOYC2023
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You've probably heard about the importance of #executivefunction skills. (Our new Brain-Building Through Play handouts have ideas for building them!) But, what are these skills, and what do they help us do? Learn more in our full video!
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Special time gives young children a chance to interact with their parents without the stress of having to follow directions — which in turn, strengthens the bond between them RT @myong_choe @NPR #playmatters #childled #parentingg #earlyyears npr.org/2022/10/13/112873719…
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Play can help a young child reach their full potential! Try these play ideas from birth to 2 years old to develop a child's physical, cognitive, and social skills. RT @FisherPrice #playmatters #playtime #kidsplay #babyplay #childdevelopment #earlyyears
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Research shows that when #parents help their children learn and practice executive function skills early, they are better prepared for success in school and life. Learn more about helping your little one gain essential skills that last a lifetime: talkingisteaching.org/resour…
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Problematic #infant #sleep can have a big impact on families. In this study, parental discontent with infant sleep at 4–6 months predicted parent-perceived problematic sleep in early toddlerhood. bit.ly/3j9eO1N
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The spread of RSV and other seasonal respiratory illnesses like influenza (flu)started earlier than usual this year. With surges of pediatric respiratory illnesses on the rise, the @ameracadpeds offers tips on how to stop these viruses from spreading.
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Successful parenting programs address parenting skills and external obstacles to good parenting—especially poverty. #EducationstartsEarly #WCECCE