Tinkering with tools leads to more success. Nature Reviews Psychology. doi: 10.1038/s44159-023-00195-8 Click here to read the article

Congratulations to all our lab members who presented their research today at the 2023 UTM Undergraduate Research Poster Day. Our...

It has become a tradition for the UTM Infant and Child Studies Center to have a booth at the Baby Show each spring and fall. The event...

Tinkering to Innovation: How Children Refine Tools Over Multiple Attempts. Developmental Psychology. doi: 10.1037/dev0001512 Click here...

We're so proud of the fantastic work that our senior lab members shared at the Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD) 2023...

We finished data collection for our study, Moral Explanations, led by Alexa Sacchi, a graduate student in our lab. In this study, we are...

We're excited to announce the release of our latest video, featuring Dr. Anna Kosovicheva and Dr. Ben Wolfe, the directors of the APPLY...

Today, we wanted to start the new semester by playing Laser Tag. We also celebrated the holidays by doing a Secret Santa. Thank you to...

Today, we began testing for a new study led by Ashley Ransom. In this research, we are interested to understand children's beliefs about...

Today, we celebrated Halloween with a pumpkin carving party and some baked goods. The pumpkins turned out spooktacular and everyone had...

We're very excited to announce that we are being joined by our new post-doctoral fellow, Ashley Ransom. As a graduate from the Cornell...

We're excited to announce we have a new graduate student, F. Ece Özkan, joining the Child Lab! Ece is a first year PhD student at the...

We're very excited to announce that our lab is growing! A warm welcome to Ana Beatriz Porto and Yufei (Silvan) Yang that are joining our...

We're very excited to announce that seven new amazing U of T undergraduate students including Shefali Bhalla, Jawahir Mohamed, Christi...

Today, the ChiLD Lab welcomed new members to the team with a Pizza party! So excited to have them this year!