The people conducting the study.
A small team across public health, developmental psychology, and digital ethics — independent, peer-reviewed, accountable to the parents and children in the research.
Studies family media practices and the long tail of childhood data.
“Fifteen years between the IRB and the dinner table.”
Builds the surveys, runs the numbers, argues about statistical power.
“Thinks most sharenting research ends one decimal place too early.”
Interviews parents. Listens to children.
“Translates what they actually say into something the field can use.”
Your first point of contact, and the person who decides what we ask — and what we refuse to ask.
“If a question in the survey feels wrong, it's her job to know why.”
Methodology, consent protocols, and data handling are reviewed by an independent ethics board.
Real person, real reply. Ask anything about consent, what we collect, or how to withdraw — before, during, or after you take part.