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Brazelton Centre |
30 November 2004 |
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understanding infant development
At first glance, a new born baby doesn't seem to do very much. But a technique pioneered in the 70s reveals that babies are born able to do a lot more than we realise.
The Brazelton Assessment shows parents just what they can do, and there's recently been a revival of interest in it, especially from health visitors and psychologists.
The Brazelton Centre in Cambridge is a charity run by the psychologist, Joanna Hawthorne. Claudia Hammond went to the Rosie Maternity Hospital to see the Brazelton technique in action.
Brazelton Centre
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