Mutual Sensitivity Between Caregivers Predicts Infant Affective State During Video Chat Infancy is an extraordinary period of human development, in which babies turn sensory and environmental information into meaning in the cradle of their caregivers' affective and attentional cues. Bab...

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Mutual Sensitivity Between Caregivers Predicts Infant Affective State During Video Chat Infancy is an extraordinary period of human development, in which babies turn sensory and environmental information into meaning in the cradle of their caregivers' affective and attentional cues. Bab...

(1/2) @ellroche.bsky.social & @dougpiper.bsky.social et al. (2026): parent-grandparent mutual sensitivity linked w/ infant affective states but not likelihood that they would engage in joint attn w/ on-screen grandparent #JointAttention #infancypapers onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

Brain‐Behavior Associations During Interactions Between Caregivers and Infants Previous research has shown that infants' abilities to sustain attention are influenced by caregivers' attentional behaviors. Here, we inquired whether brain function in infants was linked to brain f...

- @aimeetheyer.bsky.social and @drswijeakumar.bsky.social (2025) found that temporo-parietal function in caregivers & infants during episodes of joint attention in play interactions was linked to visual short-term memory in infants #EarlyYears #JointAttention #infancypapers doi.org/10.1111/infa...

Tablet use disrupts toddlers' joint attention and language development A recent study reveals that tablet use by toddlers can interfere with joint attention and behavioral responses, potentially hindering their language and social development.

Tablet use disrupts toddlers' joint attention and language development 🧸📱🧠 www.news-medical.net/news/2024071... #Toddlers #LanguageDevelopment #ScreenTime #TabletUse #ChildDevelopment #EarlyChildhood #JointAttention #SocialSkills #BehavioralResponses #Parenting