Early Autism, Baby Sleep and What Every Parent Needs to Know | Professor Emily Jones
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Early Autism, Baby Sleep and What Every Parent Needs to Know | Professor Emily Jones
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What can we actually know about a child's development in the first year of life? And what should parents do with that information?
Professor Emily Jones is Professor of Neuroscience at King's College London, leads the BOND lab at Birkbeck University and is Principal Investigator of BASIS, the British Autism Study of Infant Siblings, which has followed hundreds of babies from six months through childhood.
In this episode we talk about the biggest myths around autism, what sleep patterns in babies as young as 14 months can tell us, why neurodivergent parents may naturally be creating better environments for their children and what Emily would most want every worried parent to hear.
Best Beginnings is a podcast from Babyzone about the first five years of life and why they shape everything that comes after. Each week George Looker speaks to the researchers, practitioners, parents and policymakers thinking most deeply about early childhood.
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