Bigelow AE, Best C. Peek‐a‐what? Infants’ response to the still‐face task after normal and interrupted peek‐a‐boo. Infancy. 2013 May;18(3):400-13.

Bogdanoff RF, Dolch ET. Old games for young children: A link to our heritage. Young Children. 1979 Jan 1;34(2):37-45.

Fernald A, & O’Neill DK. 1993. Peekaboo across cultures: How mothers and infants play with voices, faces, and expectations. Parent-child play: Descriptions and implications, MacDonald K, ed. SUNY Press; 259-285. 

Fernald A, O’Neill DK. 1993. Peekaboo across cultures: How mothers and infants play with voices, faces, and expectations. 

Gillespie LG, Greenberg JD. Empowering infants’ and toddlers’ learning through scaffolding. YC Young Children. 2017 May 1;72(2):90-3.

Kleeman JA. The peek-a-boo game: part I: its origins, meanings, and related phenomena in the first year. The psychoanalytic study of the child. 1967 Jan 1; 22(1):239-73.

Maurer A. Peek-a-boo: An entry into the world of the autistic child. The Journal of Special Education. 1969 Oct;3(3):309-12.

McClure E, Chentsova-Dutton Y, Holochwost S, Parrott WG, Barr R. Infant emotional engagement in face-to-face and video chat interactions with their mothers. Enfance. 2020;3(3):353-74.

Miller PM, Commons ML. Stages of infant development, as illustrated by responses to the peek-a-boo game. Behavioral Development Bulletin. 2007;13(1):18.

Morrison S, Henderson AM, Sagar M, Kennedy-Costantini S, Adams J. Peek-a-who? Exploring the dynamics of early communication with an interactive partner swap paradigm and state space grid visualization. Infant Behavior and Development. 2021 Aug 1;64:101576.

Nomikou I, Leonardi G, Radkowska A, Rączaszek-Leonardi J, Rohlfing KJ. Taking up an active role: emerging participation in early mother–infant interaction during peekaboo routines. Frontiers in psychology. 2017:1656.

O’Rourke K. Hiding and Seeking: A Heuristic Self-Inquiry into Concealment Discovery and Peek-a-Boo (Doctoral dissertation, Auckland University of Technology).

Parent Trust for Washington Children. 2022. Peek-a-boo: What does playing peek-a-boo accomplish? What does playing Peek-A-Boo accomplish?

Parrott WG, Gleitman H. Infants’ expectations in play: The joy of peek-a-boo. Cognition & Emotion. 1989 Oct 1;3(4):291-311.

Rice C. Looking for Peekaboo. Children’s Folklore Review. 2021 Jun 13;40:43-60.

 Stafford, Tom.  “Why All Babies Love Peekaboo”. April 18, 2014. BBC. https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20140417-why-all-babies-love-peekaboo

Thurston R, Mendelsohn A, Phillips A. Peek-a-boo: Play and communication with a critically ill baby. Infant Observation. 2005 Dec 1;8(3):235-45.

Wright, Molly. Changing the world through peek-a-boo. TED talk/Thrive by Five. July 22, 2021. https://www.ted.com/talks/molly_wright_how_every_child_can_thrive_by_five

Yogman MW. Games fathers and mothers play with their infants. Infant Mental Health Journal. 1981 Dec;2(4):241-8.