Conclusion
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The study looked at the impact of early exposure to play materials on motor performance in high-risk infants, and found that the gross and fine motor components of their development differed significantly. The current study emphasises the importance of early exposure to age-appropriate toys in motor development as a supplement to early intervention for high-risk infants.
The trial protocol may be accessed from the corresponding author on request. This study was self-funded.
A six-week treatment of early exposure to age-appropriate toys is advantageous in enhancing motor development in high-risk neonates. Family-centred early interventions strengthen family relationships at home and influence the level of stimulation provided, resulting in a positive impact on the child’s development.
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VRD: Conceptualization (Lead); Investigation (Equal); Methodology (Lead); Supervision (Lead); Validation (Lead); Writing – review & editing (Lead)MSG: Conceptualization (Equal); Data curation (Equal); Methodology (Equal); Writing – original draft (Equal)