The future of cocaine babies: Primary care and early intervention

Abel, E

doi:10.1016/0891-5245(91)90007-d

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“…Many of these children have been found to be irritable, easily startled, and irregular in their sleeping patterns shortly after birth (Abel, 1991;Schneider, Griffith, & Chasnoff, 1989). However, these behaviors are rarely predictive of future behavior (Coles, 1992).…”

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Changing Perceptions: The Literacy Development of Children Prenatally 8xposed to Crack or Cocaine

Barone

1997

Journal of Literacy Research

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Changing Perceptions: The Literacy Development of Children Prenatally 8xposed to Crack or Cocaine

Barone

1997

Journal of Literacy Research

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Fetal effects of cocaine: an updated meta-analysis

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Reproductive Toxicology

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Infant Massage as a Component of Developmental Care

Mainous¹

2002

Holistic Nursing Practice

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Infant massage has been practiced for centuries by segments on the continents of Africa and South America and in the Far East. Infant massage is a relatively new modality in North America. Numerous studies support its use in preterm infants, who have exhibited decreased stress levels, increased weight gain, and improved motor function when compared with non-massaged controls. Research has recently turned to the benefits of massage in the cocaine-exposed population and in those with human immunodeficiency virus. Massage in ill preterms has been targeted for clinical testing.

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The future of cocaine babies: Primary care and early intervention

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References 6 publications

Changing Perceptions: The Literacy Development of Children Prenatally 8xposed to Crack or Cocaine

Changing Perceptions: The Literacy Development of Children Prenatally 8xposed to Crack or Cocaine

Fetal effects of cocaine: an updated meta-analysis

Infant Massage as a Component of Developmental Care

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