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May 10, 1918- March 13, 2018

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His ideas changed the way we understand child development as an active instead of a passive process. He has shaped our contemporary thinking about the reciprocity between infant behavior and their mothers. It is a critical relationship that promotes healthy growth and development for the mother and child.

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His ethnicity was American or however America was in the 1970s

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He had a lot of important contributions and influences. He helped us understand and learn how to best nurture babies' development and learning together with families. He was a pioneer in understanding that development was fluid and not fixed there are “Touchpoints” in each and every baby development.

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Dr. T. Berry Brazelton reflects on the importance of Early Learning and Development!

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His theory falls in behavioral.

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His theory is the Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale. The test was made to test newborns abilities. They usually take the test from 3 days to 4 weeks old. It came out in the 1970s.

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He lived with his parents and had a younger brother named Chunk which he thought his mother preferred. He married his wife Chrissy and had four children

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He was born and raised in Waco, Texas. He lived in Barnstable, Massachusetts.

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His first experience with babies and children were during his childhood when he had to babysitting his family.