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Infant Behavior & Development|August 29, 2020
Role of maternal affect and regulatory strategies in toddlers' emotion and behavior regulationNeda Senehi, Holly E Brophy-HerbChild Development|February 28, 2018
A Person-Centered Approach to Child Temperament and ParentingDanielle M Dalimonte-Merckling, Holly E Brophy-HerbInfant Mental Health Journal|May 26, 2017
Effects of parental supportiveness on toddlers' emotion regulation over the first three years of life in a low-income African American sampleErika London Bocknek, Holly E Brophy-Herb, Meeta BanerjeeFrontiers in Public Health|February 29, 2024
Optimizing health services for young children in poverty: enhanced collaboration between Early Head Start and pediatric health careDiane M Horm, Holly E Brophy-Herb, Carla A PetersonMaternal and Child Health Journal|July 25, 2009
Mealtime television viewing and dietary quality in low-income African American and Caucasian mother-toddler dyadsMildred A Horodynski, Manfred Stommel, Holly E Brophy-Herb, et al.Attachment & Human Development|November 27, 2015
Longitudinal pathways from early maternal depression to children's dysregulated representations: a moderated mediation analysis of harsh parenting and genderTiffany L Martoccio, Holly E Brophy-Herb, Angela N Maupin, et al.The Journal of Primary Prevention|March 14, 2009
Key theoretical frameworks for intervention: understanding and promoting behavior change in parent-infant feeding choices in a low-income populationHolly E Brophy-Herb, Kami Silk, Mildred A Horodynski, et al.Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research : JSLHR|July 13, 2026
Social-Emotional Development of Young Children Who Stutter: An Overview of Empirical StudiesAmir Hossein Rasoli Jokar, Hamed Fattahian Tehran, Holly E Brophy-Herb, et al.Journal of Community Health Nursing|February 7, 2013
Food patterns and mealtime behaviors in low-income mothers and toddlersLorraine J Weatherspoon, Sumathi Venkatesh, Mildred A Horodynski, et al.Family Process|December 13, 2012
Maternal psychological absence and toddlers' social-emotional development: interpretations from the perspective of boundary ambiguity theoryErika L Bocknek, Holly E Brophy-Herb, Hiram Fitzgerald, et al.Pageof 5