Five bulletins of the National Center for Clinical Infant Programs include articles with the following titles and authors: "Lay Home Visiting Programs: Strengths, Tensions, and Challenges" (Mary Larner and Robert Halpern); "The Post-Partum Support Project: Serving Young Mothers and Older Women through Home Visiting" (Elizabeth Anisfeld and Madeline Pincus); "A Psychoeducational Approach to Developmental Intervention" (Ruth Pearce and Shelley Gallenson); "Focusing on Prevention in the First Sixty Months" (Michael Castle); "A Chain of Enablement: Using Community-based Programs to Strengthen Relationships Between Teen Parents and Their Infants" (Judith Musick et al.); "Preventing Young Children from Failing Is America's Best Investment" (Owen Butler); "Attachment Theory and Day Care Research" (Ross Thompson); "Infants and Toddlers in Hospitals: Addressing Developmental Risks" (Joy Goldberger); "The Struggle for Control between Families and Health Care Providers When a Child Has Complex Health Care Needs" (Robin Thomas); "Individual Differences, Universal Needs: A 30-Year Study of Resilient High Risk Infants" (Emmy Werner); "Enduring Gains: A Five-Year Follow-Up Report on the Clinical Infant Development Program" (Serena Wieder et al.); "More Pride, Less Delinquency: Findings from the Ten-Year Follow-Up Study of the Syracuse University Family Development Research Program" (J. Ronald Lally et al.); "A Community of Commitment: Parents, Programs and the Early Intervention Collaborative Study" (Jack Shonkoff et al.); and "Parents with Physical Disabilities and Their Babies" (Megan Kirshbaum). Issues typically also include publication reviews, program notes, and conference information. (DB)