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Looks at the first stages of a child’s ability to handle and manipulate objects, comparing the stages of progress to that made by robots. Explains the developmental framework behind the child’s ability...
The eight-part CUTTING EDGE series, filmed at Oxford University, examines the skills, methods and attitudes necessary to be a top scientist. Each programme looks at the ‘cutting edge’ of scientific...
The children and mothers were strangers to Dr Cunningham, having been selected by a Health Visitor on the basis of their chronological age. Each programme shows the pattern of average developmental progress...
The paediatrician’s approach to the clinical examination of children. Includes aspects of testing, development, hearing and vision. Babies, toddlers and school children are examined. The main emphasis is...
Examination of a normal full term infant; rationale and technique; detection and significance of abnormalities.
Explains routine testing on newly born babies. Several checks and tests, including weighing and measuring, are routinely carried out when a baby is born and in the first few days after birth. Discusses...
Illustrates a number of different postures and gaits in children which give clues to the diseases that cause them. Aims to encourage doctors to diagnose abnormalities in gait by close observation.
Starting from the radical reappraisal of linguistics brought about by the work of Noam Chomsky in the 1950s, this film examines our curent knowledge of how babies learn to communicate, looking at the...
Demonstrates the standard paediatric examination given to the newborn baby.
Illustrates the anatomy, with the use of dissections and x-rays, related to the performance of caudal, dorsal nerve of penis and ilio-inguinal nerve blocks which are commonly used in children.
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