Swaddling was an almost universal child-care practice before the 18th century. It is still
tradition in certain parts of the Middle East and is gaining popularity in the United Kingdom, the …

Nocturnal enuresis is a well‐known‘’low‐severity high‐prevalence“ condition in paediatrics,
with extensive psychosocial suffering. This suffering is not always realized by paediatricians …

Background The impact of attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) in the Netherlands
on health care utilisation, costs and quality of life of these children, as well as of their parents …

The present study assesses the population prevalence of DSM-IV disorders among native
and immigrant children living in low socio-economic status (SES) inner-city neighborhoods in …

OBJECTIVE: To test the hypothesis that swaddling is an effective method to reduce crying,
we compared a standardized approach of regularity and stimulus reduction with the same …

A longitudinal study of growth in Ascaris-infected and noninfected children was conducted in
two Kenyan villages. Anthropometric, clinical, and stool exams were performed three times …

Background Previous research has reported lower treatment rates for externalizing disorders
among non-Western children as compared to Western children. Ethnic differences in …

… Schulpen TWJ … ed Schulpen TWJ (Centre for Migration and Child Health, Utrecht), pp 9–19. …
ed Schulpen TWJ (Centre for Migration and Child Health, Utrecht), pp 69–94. …

… Hamidzai M, L’Hoir MP, Schulpen TWJ. Cot death and differences in infant care practices
of Turkish and Moroccan families, a pilot study [in Dutch]. Utrecht: Centre for Migration and …

OBJECTIVE: First, to investigate whether non-Western children in the Netherlands are less
likely to be treated for behavioral problems than Western children; second, to examine …