Five bulletins of the National Center for Clinical Infant Programs provide articles with the following titles and authors: "Motor Control as a Resource for Adaptive Coping" (G. Gordon Williamson et al.); "Fostering Emotional and Social Development in Infants with Disabilities" (Stanley Greenspan); "Dramatic Responses in a Safe Space: Helping Parents to Reach Difficult Babies" (Victor Bernstein); "Standards of Practice and the Pain of Premature Infants" (Jill Lawson); "Comfort Measures for Infant Pain" (Rosemary Campos); "Managing Pain in Young Children: A Pediatrician's Perspective" (David Howell); "Conceptualizing Screening Models for Developmentally Disabled and High Risk Children and Their Families" (Thomas Kochanek); "Infants in Institutions Revisited" (Sally Provence); "The Infant and Toddler Therapeutic Shelter: A Secure Base" (Sheila Anderson); "Transitional Group Homes for Children with HIV: Support for Children, Families, and Foster Parents" (Michele Granger et al.); "Forming Human Connections in Shelters for Homeless Women and Children" (Nancy Boxill); "The Professional Use of Self in Prevention" (Judith Bertacchi and Julie Coplon); "Recurring Questions for Family Support Practitioners" (Marilyn Segal et al.); "The Effectiveness of a Feeding Support Group as an Adjunct to Other Therapies in an Early Intervention Program" (Lisa Ingelfinger Harris); "Parent Training from the Speech-Language Pathologist's Perspective: A Case Study" (Sherri Coughlin et al.); "Drug Exposed Babies: Research and Clinical Issues" (Donna Weston et al.); "The Development of Young Children of Substance-Abusing Parents: Insights from Seven Years of Intervention and Research" (Judy Howard et al.); "Serving Drug-Involved Families with HIV Infection in the Community" (Geneva Woodruff et al.); and "Promoting the Health and Development of Drug-Exposed Infants through a Comprehensive Clinic Model" (Barbara Tittle and Nika St. Claire). (DB)