Crying behaviour

Crying is an important means of communication for babies. It plays a crucial role in ensuring the survival, health and development of the child. Being able to recognize different types of crying is therefore the key to effectively meeting the child’s needs, and a relief for many parents.

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Development

Crying Behaviour and its Impact on Psychosocial Child Development

Cynthia A. Stifter, PhD, Penina Backer, BS, MA

Pennsylvania State University, USA

March 2017, Rev. ed.

Impact of the Cry of the Infant at Risk on Psychosocial Development

Philip Sanford Zeskind, PhD

Levine Children’s Hospital, Carolinas Medical Center, USA

August 2007, Rev. ed.

Crying Behaviour and Its Importance for Psychosocial Development in Children

Ronald G. Barr, MDCM, FRCPC

University of British Columbia, Canada

April 2006

Crying Behaviour and Its Impact on Psychosocial Child Development: Comment on Stifter, and Zeskind

Debra M. Zeifman, PhD

Vassar College, USA

April 2005

Services

Effective Services for Managing Infant Crying Disorders and Their Impact on the Psychological and Behavioural Development of Young Children

Ian St James-Roberts, PhD

University of London, United Kingdom

May 2017, Rev. ed.

Post-Partum Depression and Infant Crying Behaviour

Tim F. Oberlander, MD, FRCPC & Naama Rotem-Kohavi, MSc, PhD candidate

University of British Columbia, Canada

March 2017, Rev. ed.

Infant Crying Behaviour: Comments on Oberlander, and St James-Roberts

Liisa Lehtonen, MD, PhD

Turku University Hospital, Department of Pediatrics, Turku, Finland

November 2005

Last update: March 2017