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The power of touch
National Geographic (2022)
Clear the Dance Floor: Baby Steps Happening Here
Early Learning Nation (2022)
Babies are Naturals at the Fine Art of Taking a Fall—And It Doesn’t Even Slow Them Down
Early Learning Nation (2021)
Synchronized Movements Pave Way for Children’s Interactions with Bigger World
Early Learning Nation (2021)
Behavioral development: Lessons from infants
Berkeley—MESS (2021)
The Development of Behavioral Flexibility
IMDRC (2021)
The impact of errors in infant development: Falling like a baby
Developmental Science Cover (2021)
Learning to move in the real world
Science Mag (2021)
Learning to Walk
Australian Podiatry Conference (2021)
Toddlers keep falling when toddling, why do they keep going?
Cogbites (2021)
You’re Never Too Old To Become a Beginner
Wall Street Journal (2021)
Episode 3: Crawling
Netflix documentary: Babies (2020)
Fear Of Spiders, Snakes, Heights And Strangers Come From Parents, Not From Evolution
Child Family Blog (2020)
"Normalt" i små barns utveckling skiljer sig åt i världen
Radio Sweden (2020)
Culture helps shape when babies learn to walk
Science News (2020)
Robots can learn walking from motor actions of infants?
Science and Information Conferences (2019)
This woman counted literal baby steps, and they walk farther than you'd think
Popular Science (2019)
Machines on mission possible
Nature Machine Intelligence (2019)
The way toddlers waddle can teach robot footballers how to play
New Scientist (2018)
How Infants Learn to Move (and How They Dont)
Boston Action Club (2018)
The organization of exploratory behaviors in infant locomotor planning
Developmental Science Cover (2017)
Why Study Infants? with Karen Adolph
Infant Studies (2017)
Oh, Behave!
ICIS Presidential Address (2016)
How Infants Learn to Walk (And How They Don't)
ISPGR Keynote (2015)
Study uncovers dramatic cross-cultural differences in babies' sitting ability
BPS (2015)
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