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Project

Supporting the development of self-regulation in infants: a promising strategy in preventive mental health care

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Publications & research data ( 6 )

The co-PRIME study : research design and first results of a multidisciplinary project on co- and self-regulatory problems among infants and toddlers

Sara De BruynKoen PonnetGuido Van HalBinu SinghBea Van den BerghMonica DharWard DefermManon HoedtFebe HertveldtFien Plochaet et al.

The invisible struggle of mothers and fathers raising a child with persistent, severe regulatory problems

Febe HertveldtGuido Van HalEdwin WoutersSara De BruynKoen Ponnet

Balancing work, finances, and parenthood: effects on mental health and parenting

Manon HoedtSara De BruynEdwin WoutersBart BoetsKoen Ponnet

'Can someone tell me what’s going on with my child?' : a qualitative study on parental health-seeking behavior for infant regulatory problems

Febe HertveldtGuido Van HalEdwin WoutersKoen PonnetBinu SinghHelena Van den SteeneMonica DharBea R.H. Van den BerghHadewych WeynsSara De Bruyn

A1 Journal Article in ARCHIVES OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Design & validation of a new instrument to measure self-regulation in 3-to-6 month old infants

Manon HoedtSara De BruynEdwin WoutersBart BoetsKoen Ponnet

Exploring parents’ care trajectory in response to Children’s regulatory problems : perspectives from both Fathers and Mothers

Febe HertveldtKoen PonnetSara De BruynEdwin WoutersGuido Van Hal

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