Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Bath
I am a developmental psychologist and head of the Statistical Analysis of NeuroDevelopment and Psychopathology in Infants and Toddlers (SANDPIT) Lab. My research applies statistical modelling to characterise typical and atypical developmental pathways.
I am particularly interested in how environmental factors such as parenting and touchscreen use might shape children’s cognitive development, and how we can develop early interventions to enhance infants’ early environment.

Touchscreens may make toddlers more distractible – new three-year study
Feb 02, 2021 13:30 pm UTC| Technology
Working from home as a parent, a touchscreen device can be a marvellous tool. Pass one to your child, and theyll be quietly occupied for your Zoom meeting, or for the crunch time as you approach an important deadline. Yet...