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<p> Welcome to the Laboratory for Child Development at Johns Hopkins University.
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Here at the Laboratory for Child Development, we study how infants and young
children perceive and reason about the world around them. Through the work conducted
in our lab and others, we have discovered that in many ways children know much
more than people once thought! Yet in other ways, children perceive the world
quite differently than adults do.
<p>Our studies, approved by the Johns Hopkins University Institutional Review
Board, explore such topics as how infants and children track moving or hidden
objects, how children learn words for new objects or actions, and how infants
and children understand number. We are currently conducting these studies with
infants and children between the ages of 3 months and 6 years. If you live in
the Baltimore area and are interested in signing up to participate in one of our studies,
please feel free to contact us at <a href="mailto:infant.research@jhu.edu">infant.research@jhu.edu</a>,
or give us a call at (410) 516-6068. We'd be glad to talk to you and answer
any questions you might have! </p>
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