The Toddler Talk Research Project
Investigating speech & language milestones from your point of view
To help our project, take this 15-minute survey!
Online Survey
Complete the survey on your phone, tablet, or computer.
At Your Convenience
Takes about 15 minutes to complete
Confidential
We won’t sell your information or share your answers.
$100 Amazon Gift-Card Raffle
(optional entry)
To be eligible for this study, you must meet the following inclusion criteria:
Be a Parent or Legal Guardian
Be a US resident and at least 19 years old
Read and speak English fluently
Have a child between the ages of 12-36 months
Have a child who is exposed to English predominantly
Why we’re passionate about this project:
We're conducting this study to learn more about how toddlers talk and learn language. Our goal is to ask thousands of parents about what they notice in their toddlers' speech and language development. By gathering information from many parents, we hope to understand what most parents observe in their toddlers' progress and discover how we can better support toddlers and their families.
Learn More About the Toddler Talk Research Study
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Parents and healthcare professionals rely on toddler milestones to identify areas where a child may benefit from additional support in their development. That's why it's crucial to take a fresh perspective on toddler speech and language milestones, and who better to provide insights than the parents and caregivers who know their children best? Participating in early intervention has proven benefits, leading to more positive outcomes. That's why having reliable milestones is essential for guiding and supporting our little ones.
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You are eligible to participate in the study if you:
be at least 19 years old
live in the United States
have a child between the ages of 12-36 months (including the ages 12 and 36 months)
speak & read English fluently; and your child is predominately exposed to English
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If you participate in the study, you will complete an online survey that asks you questions about your child’s communication skills - the survey takes about 15 minutes to complete.
After the survey is completed, you’ll be able to enter a raffle to win a $100 Amazon gift card if you’d like.
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Participating in this study offers several potential benefits for parents like you. By contributing to research that can have a positive impact on many families, you may experience a sense of personal satisfaction and accomplishment. Moreover, your participation can lead to an improved understanding of speech and language development, empowering you to identify potential signs of a speech delay in your child earlier. This early detection can help facilitate timely support and intervention.
Lastly, after participating in this study I will provide you with valuable resources and insights into speech therapy for toddlers, equipping you with additional knowledge to support your child's development.
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We want to ensure transparency and inform you about potential aspects of participating in this study. It's important to note that participating in the study may make you more cautious or analytical about your child's communication development. This heightened awareness can be beneficial in identifying potential areas of support.
Additionally, we acknowledge that the time commitment for completing the study may exceed 15 minutes. We appreciate your understanding and flexibility in allocating the necessary time.
While extensive data security measures are in place to protect your information, it's important to recognize that it's not possible to completely eliminate all risks. Like with any undertaking, there may be unforeseen unintended consequences. However, rest assured that we are committed to addressing any concerns that may arise and ensuring a positive experience for all participants.
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Nope! There is no monetary cost to participating in this study. You are actually eligible to enter to win a $100 Amazon gift card if you complete the survey!
Questions about participation?
Official Study Title
Standardizing the Toddler Talk Questionnaire: A Novel Screening Tool for Early Identification of Language Delays and Disorders in Toddlers Aged 12-36 Months
Download a copy of the Informed Consent Forms for this study