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Survey for parents of older preemies

post #1 of 5
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Hi Mamas. I am posting to share this survey with you for anyone interested in completing it (with permission from Mods).

As a psychologist I am involved with the study as a mentor to a high school honors student who was interested in seeing the way in which birth weight may impact attentional capacity through early development. Specifically, she is hoping to observe correlations and work towards earlier intervention with the hopes that fewer children will eventually be diagnosed with or receive drug treatment for ADHD.

I am a long-time member here at MDC and just wanted to share in the event that anyone has a few minutes to participate. Should take less than 10 minutes and the survey intro has a lot more info about the study.

While any parent of a child 2-6y is welcome to participate, we are particularly in need of information for children that were born at a low birth weight or small for their gestational age.

TIA!

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/JN52L5K
post #2 of 5
Interesting study. My child is almost 8, so outside the age range. He was born at a nice weight for only 34 weeks - but does have Aspergers and ADHD.
post #3 of 5
That definitely looks like an interesting study. My ds is also outside of the age range (he's 10) but he was 29 weeks and a high birth weight for that age (3 lbs, 4 oz.) So far no attentional disorders.
post #4 of 5
I have one in and one out of the age range. 3 and 18 months. The 3 year old was the 27 weeker so she's probably the more "interesting" study. My 33 weeker was pretty big for gestational age.
post #5 of 5
Mine were born at 27 weeks gestation at 2 lbs 5 oz and 2 lbs 10 oz but are just under 2. If the survey is still active in February, we'll take it!
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