Sentence examples for responsive parents from inspiring English sources

Research in the Journal of Family Psychology, which videoed both parent interactions and babies sleeping (in 35 families), found that the more responsive parents were with their babies before bedtime, the more they responded to emotional cues and the closer the physical contact they had with them, the better their babies slept.

Responsive parents learn to read the signs and participate in conversations that show the child that they are truly listening at times when eye contact is not required.

The program reduces bullying, creates a positive foundation for mental health, teaches children about responsible and responsive parenting, and creates an environment where vulnerable kids become more resilient and aggressive or dominant children become more inclusive.

Using the conceptual framework of responsive parenting, it can be hypothesized that mothers have improved responsiveness and more appropriate caretaking behaviors due to the experience gained with their first child.

INSIGHT's central hypothesis is that responsive parenting and specifically responsive feeding promotes self-regulation and shared parent child responsibility for feeding, reducing subsequent risk for overeating and overweight.

Responsive parenting, professional intervention and other steps can act as buffers that mitigate the trauma.

Responsive parenting and high-quality childcare and learning environments each act to buffer against adverse experiences.

We studied the efficacy and implementation outcomes of a culturally responsive parent training (PT) program.

Julie Lightley The Village Nursery, Manchester Research indicates that nurturing young children's positive behaviour is closely linked with responsive parenting and sensitive and predictable attachment behaviour with the child's prime and secondary carers.

We performed a cluster-randomized controlled trial to test the efficacy of an integrated nutrition and parenting curriculum teaching responsive parenting and strategies for promoting healthy diets and physical activity for children aged 3-1 years.

A key goal is to explore how parents' own views of food experiences over the life course, particularly previous food insecurity, influence current ability to adopt the responsive parenting and feeding practices recommended to prevent childhood obesity.