Babylab

A Babylab is a place where researchers study how babies discover and understand the world around them. From their first months, infants learn to recognize faces, smells, and objects, and to communicate and interact with those around them.

Teams specializing in psychology and neuroscience observe this learning through age-appropriate games, images, and films. We analyze their gaze, reactions, and movements to better understand the development of their senses, thought processes, and social interactions.

Participating in a study is simple, non-invasive, and often fun for babies. By visiting the Babylab, you contribute to advancing research on child development and to better understanding the extraordinary abilities of young children. If you would like to learn more about our teams, our methods, or simply find out what a visit to the Babylab with your child is like, please explore our website.