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luca surian

University of Trento

Trento, Italy

Specialty Chief Editor

Development in Infancy
laura franchin

University of Trento

Trento, Italy

Associate Editor

Development in Infancy
alessandra geraci

University of Catania

Catania, Italy

Associate Editor

Development in Infancy
dr susanne kristen-antonow

Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich

Munich, Germany

Associate Editor

Development in Infancy

Development in Infancy

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Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

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Editors

luca surian

laura franchin

alessandra geraci

dr susanne kristen-antonow

Articles

Recommendations for remote observation of caregiver-infant feeding interactions via virtual home visits

How do psychosocial stress of the family, early-term birth and early childhood intervention affect the development of children's executive functions? Using Baileys scale III as a measurement for executive functions in children between 0 and 3 years

Unintentional training? Consequences of naturalistic parent-guided positioning

“I wanna be like you”: testing the link between social affiliation and overimitation in infancy

Research Topics

Parental Influences on Mental Health in Infancy and Early Childhood

The Developmental Roots of Sociomoral Cognition

Psychological Implications of Preterm Birth

Early Media Exposure