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- Jessica Efstathiou, Public Relations Consultant
jefstathiou@srcd.org, 202-800-3255
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Press Releases and Statements
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Foster Care Timing May Affect Children’s School Performance
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on August 20, 2025
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Cognition and Perception
Parents and Families
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New Research Shows Importance of Promoting Better Understanding and Inclusion of Children with Disabilities in the Classroom
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on May 29, 2025
Topic(s)
Developmental Disabilities
Social and Emotional Development
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Study shows that Music May Improve Infants’ Mood
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on May 28, 2025
Topic(s)
Social and Emotional Development
Parents and Families
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SRCD In The News
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Preschool intervention linked to high school performance [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Josh McAuliffe, The Pennsylvania State University
Topic(s)
Social and Emotional Development
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This Old-Timey Parenting Trick Is The Secret To A Happier Baby, According To Research [Press Coverage]
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By Mary-Faith Martinez, YourTango
Topic(s)
Social and Emotional Development
Parents and Families
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Singing Soothes The Savage Infant, Clinical Trial Says [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Dennis Thompson, HealthDay
Topic(s)
Parents and Families
Social and Emotional Development
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Do This To Boost Your Baby's Mood, Say Scientists [PRESS COVERAGE]
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Daniella Gray, Newsweek
Topic(s)
Parents and Families
Cognition and Perception
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New Study Sees Changes In Mother-Child Relationships In Guatemalan Maya Community Over Past Three Decades [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Patricia Tomasi, Theravive
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Parents and Families