In addition to the experimental work devoted to the capacities of newborns - among others on the question of sensory receptivity - it is interesting to show how much this receptivity intervenes during the clinical dialogue with young infants. But also how, from birth, professionals can identify individual profiles of babies, notably thanks to the Brazelton scale, and thus adapt their care practices.
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