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Hi there,


We are a research group based at King's College London, just up the road in Denmark Hill. We are looking for parents of 2-year-olds to help test an online questionnaire.


***We?re offering the chance to win a ?100 Mothercare voucher for everyone who completes the online study!***


Anyone responsible for parenting a 2-year-old can TAKE PART BY FOLLOWING THIS LINK: www.goo.gl/1Mm9pz


The questionnaire asks about parenting, play, emotional well-being and your child?s behaviour and development. At the end you are asked to play three short developmental games with your child. You take part anonymously in your own time. Please share with anyone who might be interested!


We really appreciate the time and effort that volunteers put in to help improve our research. We couldn?t do it without you!


You can email us at [email protected] or call our Freephone line 0800 317029


**If you have started but not yet finished the questionnaire and games, you can continue from where you left off by opening the link using the same device and web browser as you used last time: www.goo.gl/1Mm9pz





King's College London Psychiatry, Nursing and Midwifery Research Ethics Subcommittee RESC reference number LRS-15/16-1935

  • 3 weeks later...

Hi everyone,


Our study is still open and looking for participants! If you would like to take part you can do so by following this link: www.goo.gl/1Mm9pz


Anyone who finishes the questionnaire will be entered into a prize draw for a ?100 Mothercare voucher!


P.S. If you are part way through the questionnaire and games, you can continue from where you left off by opening the link above using the same device and web browser as you used last time.

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