Ida Egmose

Exploring interactive pathways to infant disorganized attachment in a sample of mothers with postpartum depression

Sophie Reijman, Anne Christine Stuart, Ida Egmose, R. Duschinsky et autres

Research on interactions between child and environmental factors in the development of infant disorganized attachment is relatively limited. Using predictive modeling, we explored how child, maternal, and family-related variables jointly predicted attachment disorganization in 204 infant-mother dyads. Almost all mothers were diagnosed …

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Evaluating Open‐Source Solutions for Computerized Inference of Infant Facial Affect

Martin Lund Trinhammer, Ida Egmose, Marianne Thode Krogh, Anne Christine Stuart et autres

Infant affect is often expressed through facial expressions, making this modality a key source of insight into the child's well-being and social functioning. Computational inference of infant affect could critically assist both researchers and clinicians working with infant development and mitigate the …

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Experienced barriers and facilitators of change in a video‐feedback intervention among parents of preschool children with externalizing behaviors: A qualitative study

Tine Steenhoff, Ida Egmose, Bryan Cleal, Mette Skovgaard Væver

Lack of parental sensitivity and inappropriate disciplining behaviors are known risk factors for child externalizing behavior. The Video-feedback Intervention to promote Positive Parenting and Sensitive Discipline (VIPP-SD) is an evidence-based parenting program targeting families with children aged 1-6 years. This study explores …

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Shared Pleasure in Early Mother‐Infant Interactions Predicts Infant Attachment Security: A Brief Report

Ida Egmose, Émilie Klein, Cecilie Arentz Munch, Anne Christine Stuart et autres

Sharing emotions is a fundamental aspect of human interactions. Shared pleasure refers to moments where caregiver and infant engage in mutual smiling while making eye contact. This study examined shared pleasure in early mother-infant interactions as a predictor of infant attachment security. …

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Caregivers’ interaction skills in center-based childcare: Associations with ratios, education, and interaction contexts

Ida Egmose, Laura Lærkegaard Støve, Anna Fleng Nielsen, Anne Christine Stuart et autres

High-quality interactions between childcare professionals and children are essential for supporting child development. In this study, we examined how caregiver interaction skills vary in relation to child-to-caregiver ratios and caregiver education, and across different daily interaction contexts (e.g., meals and diaper changes) …

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Postpartum Depression and Risk Profiles for Maternal Sensitivity

Johanne Smith-Nielsen, Mette Skovgaard Væver, Ida Egmose, Anne Christine Stuart et autres

Studies have found that factors such as maternal postpartum depression (Feldman et al., 2009; Nath et al., 2019), traumas (Cicchetti et al., 1993), stress and family support (Leerkes, 2010; Neuhauser, 2018), infant temperament (Ghera et al., 2006) all affect maternal sensitivity in …