Postpartum maternal moods and infant size predict performance on a national high school entrance examination

Article Abstract:

The effects of postnatal maternal moods and feeding routines on the growth, development, and performance of infants in their formative years are examined. The examination concludes that postpartum maternal moods lead to lower performance in a national high school examination, common entrance examination (CEE), amongst children in their early lives.

Evaluation, Infants, Infant care

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Depressive symptoms in children and adolescents: etiological links between normality and abnormality: a research note

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Research amongst 395 pairs of same-sex twin children investigated the influence of genetic and environmental factors on depressive symptoms. The results supported previous findings that depressive symptoms in the normal range are moderately heritable, but that environmental factors have a greater influence on symptoms in the abnormal range.

Causes of, Depression in children, Childhood depression

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Maternal depressive symptoms affect infant cognitive development in Barbados

Article Abstract:

A study of women and infants in Barbados found that maternal depressive symptoms affect infant cognitive development.

Psychological aspects, Depression, Mental, Depression (Mood disorder), Cognitive learning

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