Approximately 258 mothers and their children (aged 3 months to 3 years) participated in a home visit program using paraprofessionals as home visitors on a once-a-week basis in the first two years of life, combined with a small-group setting for four hours a week for children 2 to 3 years old. Findings indicate that such a Home Learning Center approach to early stimulation can lead to (1) improved cognitive performance of the children as a function of time in the program and (2) positive attitudes and behaviors of mothers toward their children. The relationships between maternal attitude and behavior to child performance found at ages two and three provide support for the development of parent-oriented service programs. (Author/MK) U.S. DEPA...
The purposes of the study were to determine the effects of a Home-Based program on the attainment of...
Abstract Background The effectiveness of paraprofessional home-visitations on improving the circumst...
This study showed the effectiveness of two parent education programs designed to increase young chil...
The overall aim of this project is to continue the investigation of the effectiveness and practicabi...
This study hypothesized that mothers from a low socioeconomic area could be trained by teachers to i...
Early childhood home visiting (HV) programs aim to improve child outcomes by supporting developmenta...
Children born to young mothers have substantially worse outcomes than do those born to older mothers...
The purpose of this study was to determine whether there were any changes, attributable to participa...
Home visitors were used to teach mothers to be more effective educational change agents in their own...
The efficiency of evidence-based early intervention programs is amply demonstrated in research liter...
Nurse led home visiting programs as an intervention to invest in children's health and wellbeing is ...
High-quality early childhood environments are important for children's school success and their soci...
Objective The objective of this follow-up study was to assess the long-term effects of clinical infa...
This review provides an overview of an important aspect of early childhood home visiting research: ...
Early intervention efforts to promote healthy child development have long been a central feature of ...
The purposes of the study were to determine the effects of a Home-Based program on the attainment of...
Abstract Background The effectiveness of paraprofessional home-visitations on improving the circumst...
This study showed the effectiveness of two parent education programs designed to increase young chil...
The overall aim of this project is to continue the investigation of the effectiveness and practicabi...
This study hypothesized that mothers from a low socioeconomic area could be trained by teachers to i...
Early childhood home visiting (HV) programs aim to improve child outcomes by supporting developmenta...
Children born to young mothers have substantially worse outcomes than do those born to older mothers...
The purpose of this study was to determine whether there were any changes, attributable to participa...
Home visitors were used to teach mothers to be more effective educational change agents in their own...
The efficiency of evidence-based early intervention programs is amply demonstrated in research liter...
Nurse led home visiting programs as an intervention to invest in children's health and wellbeing is ...
High-quality early childhood environments are important for children's school success and their soci...
Objective The objective of this follow-up study was to assess the long-term effects of clinical infa...
This review provides an overview of an important aspect of early childhood home visiting research: ...
Early intervention efforts to promote healthy child development have long been a central feature of ...
The purposes of the study were to determine the effects of a Home-Based program on the attainment of...
Abstract Background The effectiveness of paraprofessional home-visitations on improving the circumst...
This study showed the effectiveness of two parent education programs designed to increase young chil...