Publications by authors named "Megan Tardif"
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- The study compared sleep patterns of infants at risk for neuromotor delays with those who were not, using assessments at 4-6 and 10-12 months.
- Sleep difficulties were found to decrease with age in lower risk groups, while higher risk infants experienced increasing sleep issues over time.
- Overall, neuromotor achievements did not influence sleep quality or regulation, indicating similar sleep patterns across all groups of infants.
We examined concurrent validity of scores for two infant motor screening tools, the Harris Infant Neuromotor Test (HINT) and the Alberta Infant Motor Scale, in 121 Canadian infants. Relationships between the two tests for the overall sample were as follows: r = -.83 at 4 to 6.
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