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Digital Colonisation and Infant Mental Health

Caitlin May 18, 2026 No Comments

Human (Māori) settlement in my country (Aotearoa | New Zealand; ANZ) around 800 years ago resulted in some burning of forests, inadvertent species extinctions, and introduction of flora and fauna…

“I Haven’t Had Anyone Talk to Me About Phone Use, At All”: Primiparous Mothers’ Conversations About Smartphone Use While Caregiving

Caitlin May 18, 2026 No Comments

AbstractOur smartphone habits have implications for our mental health, including new mothers’experience of loneliness. For a baby, whose developmental trajectory will be directlyimpacted by their attachment relationship, a parent’s unconscious…

Relationship-Shaping:

Caitlin May 18, 2026 No Comments

Teacher Consistency and Implications for Brain Development By Miriam McCaleb & Nathan Mikaere-Wallis Stimulated by a workshop given at the ‘Too Infantastic’ Teacher’s Refresher Course at Living Springs, Canterbury, in…

Lessons from a duck pond

Caitlin May 5, 2026 No Comments

The magical science that is child development can be viewed through many lenses and admired from various vantage points. What follows is a description of my own daughter’s adventures in…

A New Learning Story: Capability and Vulnerability

Miriam McCaleb May 2, 2026 No Comments

A new learning story: Capability and vulnerability My friend and colleague Jean Rockel suggested I write a newborn story – “to remind us what it’s all about”. I’m getting ready…

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Digital Colonisation and Infant Mental Health

“I Haven’t Had Anyone Talk to Me About Phone Use, At All”: Primiparous Mothers’ Conversations About Smartphone Use While Caregiving

Relationship-Shaping:

Lessons from a duck pond

A New Learning Story: Capability and Vulnerability

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