Infant Growth and Development
Research Study
Researchers at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles are conducting a study with Hispanic/Latina mothers 18+ to evaluate the effects of different feeding styles on infant growth and development.
Fast Facts
Hispanic/Latina mothers, 18+ years old
Have an infant under 7 months who was born as a single birth
Compensation provided
Conducted in Los Angeles, CA
Study Background
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles is conducting a study with mothers of infants under 7 months.
This research study aims to evaluate the effects of different feeding styles on infant growth and development. We will compare the effects of these feeding styles on 24-hour glycemic response over 7 days, physical activity over 7 days, sleep patterns, and infant growth at 6 – 7 months.
The study requires a 1–3 hour visit when the infant is 6 – 7 months old and a follow-up visit a week after to return the equipment.
Join our compensated study and further research on infant growth and development!
Study Background
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles is conducting a study with mothers of infants under 7 months.
This research study aims to evaluate the effects of different feeding styles on infant growth and development. We will compare the effects of these feeding styles on 24-hour glycemic response over 7 days, physical activity over 7 days, sleep patterns, and infant growth at 6 – 7 months.
The study requires a 1–3 hour visit when the infant is 6 – 7 months old and a follow-up visit a week after to return the equipment.
Join our compensated study and further research on infant growth and development!
Additional Information
This research study aims to evaluate the effects of different feeding styles on infant growth and development.
You may qualify for a study if you meet the following criteria.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Women ages 18+
- Mother of infant under 7 months
- Identify as Hispanic/Latina
- Infant was born as a single birth
Participation in this study requires a 1–3 hour visit when the infant is 6 – 7 months old, the wearing of a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) and two movement sensors for 7 days, and a follow-up visit a week after to return the equipment.
There is no cost for you to participate in our research study.
Eligible participants will be compensated up to $130 for their time. Travel and parking will also be compensated.