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Behavioural outcome of regulatory problems in infancy.

UNLABELLED
Infant regulatory problems at 3 mo of age and later hyperkinetic problems in childhood were evaluated in a prospective longitudinal study.


CONCLUSION
There was a less favourable long-term behavioural outcome in children with multiple regulatory problems. However, family adversity clearly outweighed infant regulatory problems as a predictor of hyperkinetic symptoms.