r/ScienceParents • • Feb 23 '23

Psychology lab at Florida State University looking for parents and kids!

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Parenting is TOUGH. Kids are STRESSED. Looking for helpful tips? We are looking for children between the ages of 8 and 13 years old and their parents to participate in a study.  We will suggest some small behavioral changes that we think will help your child manage stress. You will be paid $40 for your time!

The study consists of either one or two (depending on group assignment) virtual study visits (~30-60 min) via a Zoom call with a member of our study team. We will suggest some small, simple changes to common behaviors for both you and your child to make over the next 4 weeks that we think will help your child manage stress. We will also ask you to fill out some online surveys. At the end of the study, you will receive a $40 Amazon gift card and we will send you a report form with your child’s mental health symptom scores!

To find out more and to see if you are eligible, click on the following link:

https://fsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6L4TvqQ2oWG4X8a

Or call or email us today for more information!

Phone: (850)-629-8525

Email: [email protected]; Subject Line: Changing Behaviors Study


r/ScienceParents • • May 18 '23

We did the water experiment with rice, I think it worked too well.

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r/ScienceParents • • Nov 19 '16

Genius Parents Who Know How To Deal With Smart Kids

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r/ScienceParents • • Mar 02 '20

MSc Students would love help with a project! :) Digital Screens at Playgrounds?

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We are conducting a short survey of parents with children who are actively on playgrounds.

Our idea is to have large screens at playgrounds that offer live-feed video communication to other children/families at playgrounds around the city. The screens would be interactive and educational/fun games can be played between children at different playgrounds!

We have three questions we would love to ask parents:

  1. Do you find any specific elements of playgrounds that children are drawn too (E.g. specific structures, colors, themes)?

  2. Do you think that digital interfaces (screens) would be appropriate at playgrounds (why or why not)?

  3. Which of the following themes feel most exciting for a coastal city and for children?

  • Cranes and Ship Building

  • Nature and Animals


r/ScienceParents • • Feb 24 '19

Mentos and Soda Experiment | Science for Kids |

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r/ScienceParents • • Jan 01 '16

A scientific view of family

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r/ScienceParents • • Apr 30 '22

children covid vaccine

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Did anyone vaccinated your kids 5 to 11 for covid, specially any scientists or medical professionals? Thanks


r/ScienceParents • • Jan 05 '19

A guide to helping your daughter build a lifelong love of science

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Download a practical guide: “Four ways to help your daughter become a natural scientist in primary school” at http://www.auntjodiesguide.com/girls-and-science/


r/ScienceParents • • Nov 11 '17

5 Interesting everyday science facts.

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r/ScienceParents • • Apr 06 '23

PAID, ONLINE research opportunity for VETERAN FAMILIES

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Study: We aim to study how families of veterans deal with challenging times!

We aim to study how families of United States veterans deal with challenging times! Through this study, we hope to understand how families, including veteran families, have managed various difficult moments and ultimately be able to connect them to powerful resources to better support families across the nation.

The Family Flex Study is being conducted by researchers at Teachers College, Columbia University, we want to hear from spouses and children (aged 11-17) of US veterans (anyone who has previously completed service in the active military, naval, or air service and was discharged or released under conditions other than dishonorable).

The study will be conducted completely online via zoom and comprises of 3 visits, each visit will be 2 hours long (1-hour for adult, 1-hour for adolescent). For the full visit, your family will be able to claim $205 for participation for completing all study procedures including three time points within a year ($60 per family per visit or $30 per person per visit once both visits are completed).

We appreciate your time and commitment for our research! We look forward to seeing you in the study soon.

You can find us online here if you'd like more information: https://www.tc.columbia.edu/ltelab/research-projects/famflex-study/

This study is IRB approved. Please reach out to [email protected] or at (929) 266-5064 if you have any questions. Begin survey by clicking HERE.

Sincerely,

Family Flex Study


r/ScienceParents • • Aug 22 '14

Samurai Bike Messengers - just for kids age 6 and up!

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r/ScienceParents • • Jul 19 '18

Fresh 6 Games To Include In Your Kids Game Collection

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r/ScienceParents • • Jun 17 '19

Do you wonder how your child makes decisions?

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Now you can help researchers find out, all from your home computer. Lookit is an online laboratory where families can participate in cutting-edge research on developmental psychology. In an easy 5- to 10-minute session, you and your child will play fun games while learning about development and contributing to sceince. We are especially looking for parents and their 6- to 7-year-old children for a study on how kids think about social interaction. You'll even get a $5 Amazon gift card as out way of saying thanks. Thousands of families have already singed up, and now we need your help

Click her to learn more!


r/ScienceParents • • Jan 01 '16

Healthy Food Choices for your Family: The science behind "healthy food"

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r/ScienceParents • • Nov 07 '15

How to Make a Phone that pours Water

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r/ScienceParents • • Jul 05 '26

14 Nails on ONE Nail?! The Gravity Puzzle That Will Blow Your Mind!

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This is a must have summer time kids experiment at home.

Try it today. Hope this video from "Science with Anvi" helps:

https://youtu.be/xq-FHJ9ye7w


r/ScienceParents • • Nov 27 '18

MUST WATCH Worlds Smartest 3y/o KID: SOLAR SYSTEM, PLANETS, DWARF PLANETS. Amazing Genius Kids

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r/ScienceParents • • Jul 27 '23

Mold on Your Baby’s Toys: Should You Worry?

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r/ScienceParents • • Sep 13 '22

Viral trick on how to erase permanent marker with no trace - true or fake science? You can make this experiment at home with your kids

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r/ScienceParents • • Jun 18 '18

Transition to Parenthood Research

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Dear Mother(s): You are invited to take part in the Transition to Parenthood survey conducted as part of a master’s thesis project at Mills College in Oakland, CA. All responses bring us closer to the goal of understanding the maternal experience of early parenthood.

To be eligible for participation, you must be a woman who has either given birth or adopted in the past year with a co-parent. The survey takes approximately 30 minutes to complete.

After completion, participants may choose to enter a raffle for a number of $25 Target gift cards.

The survey may be completed using the below link, sent as an email attachment, or completed by telephone. Online: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WLSYCYD Email: Request for pdf attachment can be sent to: [email protected] Call in number: 510-430-3268 (Leave a message for Dr. George)

If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us at: [email protected].

Thank you very much for your consideration.


r/ScienceParents • • Dec 25 '21

A Time-lapse to the end of the Universe

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r/ScienceParents • • Jun 14 '23

Study - Does your teen (11-14) struggle with any aspect of their appearance?

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I'm a doctoral student researcher at Northeastern University with the APPEAR lab, which is completing a study to better understand the experience of parents who have teens aged 11-14 who struggle with concerns about their appearance. We'd very much value your input! Please participate in the brief 15-minute survey here:

https://neu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0UJOhdGN42RanDE


r/ScienceParents • • Jun 17 '23

Riddle: Guess What am I?

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r/ScienceParents • • Jan 25 '17

research on parenting

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I am looking to spread the word about my research study among parents of babies under 18 month old.

I am conducting research on the co-parenting relationship that develops when two people have a baby together as part of my Master's Thesis in Infant Mental Health at Mills College in Oakland, CA.

If you are a parent in a relationship with a committed partner of any gender and raising your first baby together, I want to know about your experiences! Your participation and information will be completely anonymous. To participate, you simply out an online survey about your experiences, which takes around 15-25 minutes. You can do the survey on a computer, tablet or even on your phone! You can also enter to win one of two $50 e-gift cards, to thank you for your participation.

The survey can be found at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/coparenting


r/ScienceParents • • Nov 11 '21

10 smallest Countries that you probably haven’t heard of

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