Online Babylab Studies

We are looking for 6-to-8-month-old babies to participate in an online study on how babies learn to interpret their own feelings.

In this study, we are looking at how caregivers and their babies interact while reading a story and playing together.

We will also ask you to complete a questionnaire about your body, your mood and your baby.

Have you ever wondered how your baby responds when you use your phone?

We are looking for babies to take part in an online study that explores how babies behave when their caregiver uses their phone during play interactions.

The study lasts around 30 minutes during which you will be asked to use your phone in different ways whilst interacting with your baby. We will record a video of you and your baby during these tasks. There will also be a short questionnaire to complete at the end of the study.

We are running our first ever online study on how babies learn to figure out that people can change views about a situation.

We are investigating if infants are already able from a very young age to understand that other people may have a different belief about a situation than the baby himself/herself.

The study lasts about 10 minutes and we will show your baby some videos – what a great way to keep your little scientist busy! We will also ask you (the parent) to help us live-code your baby’s looking - so this can be fun for everyone! Take part now and search for the study “Does your baby know what you are thinking?”