Welcome to the Cardiff Babylab! We are a group of scientists based at the Cardiff University Centre for Human Developmental Science excited about discovering how children develop in the first few years of life and how we can support children with genetic disorders to flourish!

Proud of our School of Psychology and Tiny To Tots representatives for sharing our work on neurodevelopment at the Wales Innovation Network event today!

Yesterday, alongside Tiny To Tots , we were invited to showcase at the Wales Innovation Network (Wales Innovation Network ) event, to discuss our research with delegates such as policymakers and funders. Hopefully we demonstrated that Welsh research has a lot to offer! #ArloesiCymru

A brilliant snapshot into the Wales Innovation Network event we attended in London last Tuesday  @WIN_cymru ! Keep an eye out for Kate from our lab, talking about our eye-tracking research! 📷👩🏻‍🔬 #ArloesiCymru #InnovationWales #WalesInnovationNetwork #WelshResearch #CardiffBabylab

We are thrilled to be awarded a Future Leaders Fellowship! 🎉 UK Research and Innovation Cardiff University School of Psychology

WMS -- Williams Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options. 🤝 Williams Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that affects 1 in 7,500 people worldwide. #WilliamsSyndrome yesilhealth.com/your-health/wm…

Last week, Dr Kai Thomas presented at the Researcher Community Showcase at Cardiff University Social Science Research Park (sbarc|spark). We really enjoyed his fantastic presentation, and also loved learning more about all the excellent work taking place across the University!!🧠

Today, November 7th, represents the part of chromosome 7 that makes people with Williams Syndrome unique. At the Babylab, we're proud to join the Williams Syndrome Foundation in fostering awareness and understanding of Williams Syndrome #WilliamsSyndrome #ShareYourHeart❤️

Three projects from Cardiff University are amongst the 133 projects selected as finalists for the Green Gown Awards awards #Sustainability #HigherEd

Congratulations to Cardiff University catering for winning the green gowns award for Campus Health Food and Drink! 🥳

Many thanks to EAUC for their recognition of the value of WWT & Cardiff University School of Psychology’s collaborative partnership on Generation Wild!

Today is #WorldPrematurityDay Globally, 1 in 10 of all babies are born preterm - before 37 weeks of pregnancy - and complications relating to prematurity are now the leading cause of child death. There is an urgent need to ensure quality care for all babies born early or small,

Check out a blog post by our new post-doc, Catia, where she talks about the importance of sleep for children’s development and mental health !🧠🛌 Well done, Catia M. Oliveira ! We can’t wait for you to join Cardiff Babylab !! 📅 infantstudies.org/the-ripple-eff…

Last week, Cardiff Babylab presented research to the Year 1 Psychology cohort! Thank you to all our Year 1 volunteers for being great sports, and pretending to be children while trying out the TinyExplorer gear!🔬 #DevelopmentalPsychology