infants Related Term : Low Birthweight Related People Peggy Kemp, Ph.D. David Lindeman, Ph.D. Eva Horn, Ph.D. John Colombo, Ph.D. Related Projects Professional Development to Support Intervention Implementation of the Promoting Communication Tools for Advancing Language in Kids (PC TALK) for Infants and Toddlers at Risk for or with Disabilities Using MTSS for Intervention Decision Making to Improve Child Language Outcome Professional Development to Support Teachers' Implementation of a Tiered Model for Promoting Social Development of Infants and Toddlers Prenatal DHA and Neurofunctional Development (PANDA) Statewide Infant-Toddler Specialist Network: KCCTO-KITS Collaboration Kansas Inservice Training Program (KITS) - Infant and Toddler Expansion Kansas MIECHV Program Mead Johnson Postnatal Supplementation Project: University of Cork Tiny K - Infant Toddler Assistive Technology Services Validation of Cognitive Problem-Solving and Movement Infant-Toddler IGDIs for Screening and General Outcome Progress Monitoring Making it Happen: Stepping Up Implementation of IGDI Technology to Improve Data-based Decision Making for Infants A Mobile Web-Based Parenting Intervention to Strengthen Social-Emotional Development of Very Low Birth Weight Infants Related News A new NIH-funded study will determine if DHA supplements can prevent premature births ( April 5, 2016 ) Could daily dose of DHA help prevent premature births? ( April 5, 2016 ) Do anti-HIV meds taken in pregnancy damage babies' brain development and cause speech delays? ( June 1, 2013 ) Can nutrients added to infant formula make kids smarter? ( June 1, 2013 ) Schiefelbusch at Topeka Scottish Rite opens Nov. 14 to serve infants with hearing loss ( November 9, 2012 ) Now we know that mothers who take DHA supplements while pregnant reduce the chances of their babies being born preterm and at a low birth weight ( June 1, 2012 ) Spotlight on John Colombo and Susan Carlson: Annual Report 2011 ( June 1, 2011 ) Meeting social-emotional needs of infants ( June 1, 2010 ) Voice analysis may screen infants for autism ( June 1, 2010 ) Preemie scientists deliver new scientific society at KU ( June 1, 2009 ) HIV-infected children at greater risk for language delays ( June 1, 2009 ) Training preemies to feed could prevent disability ( June 1, 2008 ) Dietary supplement nets results in infant health and development ( June 1, 2008 ) KU testing high-tech pacifier in KC, Topeka, that helps preemies feed, may prevent brain injuries ( June 1, 2005 ) KU team shows nutritional compound in mothers linked to infant development ( June 1, 2005 ) Organizing baby’s brain: a breakthrough technology ( June 1, 2004 ) Tracking down development ( June 1, 2003 ) A pacifier to nurture the brain ( June 1, 2002 ) Formulas for success ( June 1, 2002 ) Pagination Next page ›› Subscribe to infants
