GNPI Congress, Munich 2024 Professor Dieter Wolke, Professor Peter Bartmann (UKBonn), Dr Christian Sorg (TUM) and Dr Benjamin Semburg (Fruehgeborene e.V) talked about the history and design of the Bavarian Longitudinal Study (BLS, BEST) at the GNPI Congress Munich emphasizing that we can shape the environment of premature infants to help them reach their full…
A study looks at bullying victimisation in childhood and mental health in early adulthood
Exposure to bullying victimisation, whether it was retrospectively or prospectively self-reported, was associated with an increased risk for mental health problems.
…Research explores the effects of maternal warmth on Preterm born adolescents
Problems in peer relationships and low engagement in romantic relationships in preterm born adolescents: effects of maternal warmth in early childhood.
…New research assesses the usefulness of App-based intervention for parents of children with crying, sleeping and feeding problems
There is a lack of evidence-based app guidance for parents of children with crying, sleeping, and feeding problems who are often highly burdened and not likely to seek professional help. A new psychoeducational app for parents providing scientifically sound information via text and videos, a diary function, selfcare strategies, a chat forum and a regional…
It takes a village: the support needed for early child development. Click to view webinar.
0:02 / 56:32 Dieter Wolke talks to Alumni about the outcomes of longitudinal studies into how Early Year development affects outcomes in later life Webinar aimed at Alumni features among others, Dieter Wolke.
Geiger et al have published work assessing and extending the European Standards of Care for Newborn Health
in association of ESCNH Chairs including Dieter Wolke
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Early childhood multiple or persistent regulatory problems and diurnal salivary cortisol in young adulthood
Early childhood regulatory problems (excessive crying, sleeping, and feeding difficulties) are associated with behavioral problems from childhood to young adulthood.
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