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Baby Siblings and ASD
Looking For:6-12 month infants who have an older sibling with or without autism spectrum disorder
Compensation:Up to $95 in gift cards.
Infants' language development
Looking For:
Typically developing infants between 11 months – 14 months
who were born within 3 weeks of their due date
who have had less than 4 ear infections
who hear English spoken at least 70% of the time
Compensation:Children receive a toy or a book for taking part
Music and Social Engagement in Infancy
Looking For:6-12 month infants who have an older sibling
Music in Children and Families Online Survey Study
Looking For:Parent of a child 6 months to 5 years of age
Compensation:
Participants can enter a lottery to win (1/30 chance) a $25 Amazon gift card for their participation.
Participate in Baby Research at Vanderbilt!
Looking For: Infants with Down syndrome (ages 4-36 months old)
Compensation:$20/hour at each study visit
Perceptual-Motor Development
Typically developing infants between 2 and 24 months of age
Compensation:A T-shirt, toy, or book to thank you for your participation.
Sensory Perception in Infant Siblings at Risk for ASD
Younger Siblings (between 4-18 months old) of children with and without autism and their parent
Compensation:Families will be compensated for their time and get the results of the testing.
Skill Building For Infants With Down Syndrome
Children with Down syndrome 6 months to 5 years old
Compensation:Families will receive $25.00 and a small toy for their time upon completion of the study
The Effects of Visual and Auditory Stimulation on Exploration in Infancy
12-24 month infants with hearing loss
Compensation:A T-shirt, toy or book, as well as $25.
Vanderbilt Down Syndrome Research Registry
Looking For:Any child or adult with Down syndrome
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