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Life Study was an innovative study led from University College London (UCL) that aimed to track the development, health and wellbeing of UK babies and their parents.
Life Study was an ambitious research study that aimed to recruit over 80,000 babies born between 2014 and 2018 – and their families - from across the UK. The Study was designed to collect information about these babies over their early lives to help us understand how early life experiences shape health and wellbeing later in childhood and adult life.
On this page you'll find a list of all the resources produced by Life Study.
- Scientific Protocol
- Pregnancy Component Mother Pregnancy Visit Questionnaire
- Pregnancy Component Father/Partner Pregnancy Visit Questionnaire
- Pregnancy Component Mother Six Month Visit Questionnaire
- Pregnancy Component Mother Twelve Month Visit Questionnaire
- Standard Operating Procedures Adult Vision
- Standard Operating Procedures Infant Vision
- Standard Operating Procedures Adult Anthropometry
- Standard Operating Procedures Infant Anthropometry
- Standard Operating Procedures Infant Eye Tracking
- Standard Operating Procedures Child Development
- Standard Operating Procedures Biosamples
- Pregnancy Component Mother Consent Form
- Pregnancy Component Father/Partner Consent Form
- Pregnancy Component Baby Consent Form
- Pregnancy Component Participant Information Leaflets
- Pregnancy Component Participant Materials
- Birth Component Opt-In Study
- Birth Component: Pilot: Face-to-face fieldwork
- Birth Component Non-Resident Father Qualitative Study
- Birth Component Mother Questionnaire
- Birth Component Father/Partner Questionnaire
- Birth Component Non-Resident Father Questionnaire
- Birth Component Mother Consent Form
- Birth Component Father/Partner Consent Form
- Birth Component Non-Resident Father Consent Form
- Birth Component Participant Materials
- Ethics And Information Governance Framework
- Communications Strategy
- Scientific Meeting Report January 2016
- Scientific Meeting January 2016 Presentations