"Our aim is to get healthcare professionals to see themselves as parent coaches": A pilot helping doctors and nurses to connect better with parents.
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- 2022
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Works matching IS 13879553 AND DT 2022
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WhatsApp Baby Nelson reminds Brazilians to be active caregivers: Nudges with humour include talking to adults as "former babies".
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 64
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Technology meets face-to-face parenting workshops to create behaviour change: New evidence from Uruguay shows e-messages alone are not enough.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 61
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Investing in behavioural science that puts ideas into action.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 119
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More than nudges: behavioural insights are a foundation for guiding investments in children's early development.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 118
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Behavioural science is not only about the tools but about the mindset of the people using them.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 117
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"Government is paying attention to this issue": How Argentina's behavioural science unit influences policy.
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Behavioural economics offer a low-cost tool to improve early childhood programmes.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 116
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Cash+: an opening for behavioural interventions: Parenting groups in Madagascar enhanced the impact of cash transfers on child development.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 108
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Removing sludge from early years services: The power of simplification.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 105
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"We know what it means to be parents today, it is not easy": Hop! Media helps caregivers fill daily routines with pleasure not pressure.
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"A child's development needs continuous engagement": A national behaviour change campaign in India sets out to foster more nurturing care.
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Playful Learning Landscapes for children and caregivers: Behaviour change in everyday spaces that stimulates STEM, literacy and 21st-century skills.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 94
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Giving caregivers the confidence to cycle: Behaviour-focused initiatives help overcome barriers so more families can cycle together.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 88
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Building-in behaviour change when designing public spaces: Pune shows why infrastructure projects need behavioural insights to succeed.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 77
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"Magic happens when children and caregivers create memories": Pé de Infância finds ways to remind parents of their own childhood joys.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 82
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Nudging paediatricians to help parents: A behavioural experiment encourages conversation within clinics in Jordan.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 72
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Prompting parent--child reading in Jordan: Chatbot behaviour-informed messages tested to increase Arabic literacy.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 56
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First steps to make reading a routine in Jaffa: Jaffa Reads integrates behavioural design to meets the needs of the Arab caregivers in Tel Aviv.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 52
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Short films influence caregiving behaviours in Côte d'Ivoire: Culturally relevant stories shared as videos on SD cards get fathers involved.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 49
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Applying behavioural science ideas: How a group model helps Dutch midwives to serve pregnant Eritrean women.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 46
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Save the Children introduces CUBIC: The first behavioural science team focused on marginalised children's rights and welfare.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 40
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Spaces that make children want to play: If you build it, will they come -- and will they stay?
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 35
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"Behavioural interventions seem so simple when you read the books": Why we need more behavioural science in the Global South.
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- 2022
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Racial biases emerge in childhood: How caregiver behaviour can promote anti-racist worldviews.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 27
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Why we need more behavioural approaches focused on fathers: Evidence from Uganda and Vietnam suggests ways to engage male caregivers.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 24
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The power of simple behaviours for human connection: Promoting intuitive parent--child interactions for healthy development.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 20
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What pregnancy taught me about behavioural science: Pre-natal and beyond: a few behavioural insights for improving healthcare.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 16
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The next frontier of behavioural science: Applying behavioural insights to parenting interventions.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 12
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What I learned about behavioural science when I became a dad: And how I often failed to parent the way I imagined I would.
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- Early Childhood Matters, 2022, n. 131, p. 4
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