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Dear parents,

I am a post-graduate student in Child Counselling. I am looking for a family with a 0-6 months old baby, who would be happy to take part in a baby observation project. The purpose of the observation is to help us learn about baby development and to help us develop our observation skills and our sensitivity to a baby and child's experiences. Baby observation is an established and very valuable part of counselling training for the student, and can be rewarding for the family as well.

The commitment is for 2 home visits per month and a total of 10 visits.

Please respond privately if you would be open to participating and I can provide more information and answer questions.

I look forward to hearing from you!

Pugwash

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i did my child observation  at a nursery in Camberwell. That was many years ago- not sure how young a baby would have to be to have access to a nursery. I had to do 90 minutes weekly for 6 weeks and keep a diary which later I transformed into an essay.  One of my highest marks at Uni= 90%.

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