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​​Take part in our studies!

At the Liverpool Language Lab, we run lots of interesting studies for children aged 0-5 to look at their language development. 

If you are interested in signing up to our database to hear from us when a study comes up that is suitable for your child's age, 
click below.
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Find out more!
What's the Liverpool

​Language Lab all

​about?
Find out the latest in

​child language research!


At the Liverpool Language Lab, we're

interested in finding out the answers

to the BIG questions: how do children

learn to communicate using

language? How do 
children's

language abilities develop over time?

And how 
and why do language skills

vary across children? 



Click below to find out how we

try to find these answers using

different studies!
Find out more about us
Study shows that family conversation at

home is associated with brain

development in children
Researchers at MIT have used MRI scans to

show that conversation between an adult

and a child appears to change the child’s

brain, 
and that this back-and-forth

exchange boosts ​children’s brain response to

language more than the sheer number of

words spoken to them. To find out more, 

​watch the video above or read the article

here.
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