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Author: <span>Lisa Golds</span>

Different Modalities of Smartphone Use and their Effect on Mother-infant Interactions (Summary of Results)

46 mothers and their babies aged between 3-6 months took part in our observational experiment to explore how mothers and babies interact with each other after the mother has used her smartphone. We asked each mother to play with her baby for 2 minutes, and then to take a phone …

Risk factors for smartphone use and dyadic synchrony (summary of results)

450 participants took part in our cross-sectional survey to understand the links between infant development, maternal mental health, smartphone use, and mother-infant responsiveness. The results of the survey have now been analysed, and a summary of results is reported here: **If anything in this blog post has affected you, contact …

About this PhD

Before I started my PhD, I worked in early years settings, both in the UK and Hong Kong and have spent my whole adult life working with and for families in these settings. Even though the curriculum can look very different in these countries, one thing remains the same – …

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