Looking for a volunteer family for infant observation

By AppleCapezzera
4 hours ago in The Family Room Discussion

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AppleCapezzera

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Hello!

I have recently joined a MSc in Psychodynamics of Human Development course at British Psychotherapy Foundation, studying early childhood development, and I’m looking for a family based in London to observe their baby’s development from birth for one hour a week.

The observation will last around 18 months and is purely for study purposes — no involvement or advice on parenting. I’m fully DBS-checked, and I don’t expect the family to go out of their way for me beyond scheduling a regular hour for the visit. Other families have found this to be a valuable and rewarding experience.

I can also share a letter from my course director if needed with more information on the process.

Let me know if you know anyone who might be interested!

Thanks in advance :)

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