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Early Childhood Research Quarterly|December 18, 2018
Effects of Geometric Toy Design on Parent-Child Interactions and Spatial LanguageBrian N Verdine, Laura Zimmermann, Lindsey Foster, et al.
Early Childhood Research Quarterly|June 7, 2021
The Quality of Mother-Toddler Communication Predicts Language and Early Literacy in Mexican-American Children from Low-Income HouseholdsLauren B Adamson, Margaret O'Brien Caughy, Roger Bakeman, et al.
Early Childhood Research Quarterly|December 12, 2022
"A win-win for all of us": COVID-19 sheds light on the essentialness of child care as key infrastructureOwusua Yamoah, Sarah Balser, Callie Ogland-Hand, et al.
Early Childhood Research Quarterly|August 25, 2020
Roles of Executive Functioning and Language in Developing Low-Income Preschoolers' Behavior and Emotion RegulationShannon E Reilly, Jason T Downer
Early Childhood Research Quarterly|January 27, 2009
Adaptive and Effortful Control and Academic Self-efficacy Beliefs on Achievement: A Longitudinal Study of 1 through 3 GradersJeffrey Liew, Erin McTigue, Lisa Barrois, et al.
Early Childhood Research Quarterly|January 27, 2009
Family relationships during infancy and later mother and father vocabulary use with young childrenNadya Pancsofar, Lynne Vernon-Feagans, Erica Odom, et al.
Early Childhood Research Quarterly|November 13, 2023
Investigating Children's Interactions in Preschool Classrooms: An Overview of Research Using Automated Sensing TechnologiesBatya Elbaum, Lynn K Perry, Daniel S Messinger
Early Childhood Research Quarterly|March 20, 2020
Associations between parenting behavior and executive function among preschool-aged children born very pretermBharathi J Zvara, Sarah A Keim, Kelly M Boone, et al.
Early Childhood Research Quarterly|January 15, 2020
Thirty years later: Locating and interviewing participants of the Chicago Longitudinal StudySuh-Ruu Ou, Christina F Mondi, Sangok Yoo, et al.
Early Childhood Research Quarterly|March 24, 2020
Night-to-Night Variability in the Bedtime Routine Predicts Sleep in ToddlersAmanda Prokasky, Matthew Fritz, Victoria J Molfese, et al.
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