CHILD Posters database: CHILD

Andy, 8 years old, Toronto, ON

Statement: My poster is so kids don’t worry that much because I learned that CHILD study is not scary and is trying to help kids with allergies and asthma.

Max, 8 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: My poster is about how we can change the world by participating in the CHILD Study!

Thalia, 10 years old, Winnipeg, MB

Statement: My poster is about the CHILD study has been with me my whole life – even when I was a baby. They care about me and take care of me as I grow.

Isla, 8 years old, Toronto, ON

Statement:My poster is about the things I have done with the CHILD study. I hope that this will help my friend understand more about her allergies. Maybe this will help doctors and scientists come up with new treatments and cures.

Lily, 9 years old, Beaumont, AB

Statement: My poster is about the activities that I got to do at the CHILD Study and some things that I learned about myself.

Jovan, 8 years old, Burnaby, BC

Statement: My poster is about a child study visit. I learned about allergies at home and outside. It is good to know what you are allergic to!

Morgan, 8 years old, Sherwood Park, AB

Statement: My poster is about helping each other and the Child Study.

Maya, 9 years old, Mississauga, ON

Statement: My Poster is about all the kinds of knowledge the CHILD Study will bring to be used to make children’s lives better.

Aggie, 8 years old, Toronto, ON

Statement: My Poster is about helping kids be happy and healthy. Thanking the doctors for everything they do.

Edie, 10 years old, Winnipeg, MB

Statement: My poster is about togetherness.

Sheldon, 8 years old, Morden, MB

Statement: My poster is about Asthma and what we have learned with the CHILD study visits and questionnaires. By doing this poster project I understand asthma better and what my friends are feeling with their conditions. Now I can try to help them and learn more by talking to them about it.

Alexis, 8 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: My poster is about what I saw and what I learned being part of the CHILD Study!

George, 8 years old, Burnaby, BC

Statement: The rainbow is a symbol of hope and change and positivity. The words talk about the good work the study is doing to help kids be healthy and free to have fun!

Leah, 8 years old, Surrey, BC

Statement: When I go to the clinic they take my blood, the information in my blood helps tons of other kids. Not all kids are the same, but my blood can help them and I can love them!

Vanja, 8 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: Thanks CHILD Study for the research work you’re doing!

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Nicole, 9 years old, Newmarket, ON

Statement: My poster is about Child Study and what they do during the whole research.

Domenic, 9 years old, Scarborough, ON

Statement: On the first day of school my teacher taught me what allergies meant and what it can do to you. When I went home I asked my mom if she had a allergic reaction before and she said yes. She said if you smell something or eat something you could have an allergic reaction. I am so glad to be helping CHILD Study research on allergies. Thank you guys!

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Isabella, 11 years old, Winnipeg, MB

Statement: My poster is about what happens during a clinical visit, what CHILD means to me, and something CHILD has discovered. I love going to all of my visits. I hope you pick me as a winner!

Michaela, 9 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: My poster is about why CHILD Study is fun and how important it is for doctors & nurses.

Sanaa, 8 years old, North Vancouver, BC

Statement: What a CHILD clinic visit is like: really really fun! Something CHILD has discovered: helping others! What CHILD means to me: everything!

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Madison, 8 years old, Edmonton, AB

Statement: My poster is about what happens at the CHILD Study and how it can help kids be healthy and awesome!

Ashton, 8 years old, Edmonton, AB

Statement: My poster is about a colourful child study logo with crayons. It is about some facts I came up with.

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Gemma, 10 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: My poster is about the things I donated to the CHILD Study and 3 of the things the CHILD Study found out. Thank you! 🙂

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Julian, 9 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: My poster is about me being in the child study my entire life. I’m proud to be part of a research to help other kids around the world be healthy and strong.

Mason, 8 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement:At the visits, there is a hug robot and breathing gun. Peanuts, milk, and dust are what most kids are allergic to, they are common and babies should try them early. I also drew the bloodsicle, poopsicle, and peesicle, that fly to Toronto and I drew the watch and the GPS, because it was my favourite part of the study. I drew a shot for the blood test, because it was my least favourite part. I think CHILD study is the best!

Tessa, 8 years old, Lowe Farm, MB

Statement: My poster is about me meeting the child study people, and some of the things that they have learned from asking us all those questions.

Chloe, 11 years old, Winnipeg, MB

Statement: I love the CHILD Study because they want to help kids feel better and they want to understand how to help them.

Anna Claire, 10 years old, Maple Ridge, BC

Tristan, 8 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: I got the idea of it from my Mom, but I added my own creativity to it. I think it’s important to share it. It’s about a bear/me going through all the experiences I went through.

Madeleine, 9 years old, Toronto, ON

Statement: Around the world there are children who can get sick. When I was a baby my mom signed me up for the child study. The children in the study would show how kids my age all around the world could stay healthy.

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Christina, 11 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: My poster is about my experiences during my CHILD study visits with Linda and how the test, questionnaires, and data collected can help other kids and families to stay healthy in the future.

Araya, 10 years old, Victoria, BC

Statement: My poster is about healthy eating for mom, babies and children. Healthy eating can stop allergies and cancer.

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Devan, 8 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: I am happy to participate in the CHILD Study. It’s great to know that I’m helping with the research to improve the lives of kids around the world. I learned there are good bacteria called Microbes, which help fight bad bacteria, germs, and diseases!!!

Linden, 10 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: My poster represents all the love and care that you give to us and how much you help other kids by testing us. CHILD study is the best! Thank you for all the help you’re giving to children all over the country!

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Mikaela, 8 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: My poster is about the wonderful things the CHILD cohort study has done. On one of my visits, I got scared when my mom told me about the blood test, but I realized it was not so bad because they gave me a special cream. My favourite part was when hug robot squeezed my arm. I also liked it when I wore the GPS. Some of the other things I got to do was the breathing test, the allergy test and the pee and poo samples. One thing CHILD has discovered was that if a mom is having artificial sweetener during pregnancy, the baby has a higher risk of obesity.

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Jaxson, 10 years old, Edmonton, AB

Alba, 8 years old, Vancouver, BC

Yadev, 10 years old, Maple Ridge, BC

Statement: CHILD Study is so exciting. I love the clinic visits. I hope it will help a lot in future health plans.

Olivia, 8 years old, Armstrong, BC

Statement: The handprints in the background are my handprints and they are all facing the middle so it looks like everybody is giving a helping hand. The words that make the heart are words that remind me about the CHILD Study. In the middle, there is the word child, representing the CHILD Cohort Study. I am proud to be part of the CHILD Study because I like helping people!

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Allie, 8 years old, Delta, BC

Statement: My picture is about kids who are looking at the stars, thinking about how great and fun the CHILD Study is. They are thinking about how one day they would like to work at the CHILD Study.

Liam, 10 years old, Burnaby, BC

Statement: My poster is all about comparing CHILD Study group with a hand that represents helping families learn more about asthma and allergies.

Paul, 8 years old, Aurora, ON

Statement: We help them so they can help us.

Luna, 9 years old, New Westminster, BC

Statement: My poster is about my fun visits with Linda that included the Hug robot, the allergy test, the blood test and the breathing test. I also included things that CHILD discovered is healthy and unhealthy for our bodies. I’m so proud that I’ve been a part of the CHILD STUDY since before I was even born because I’m helping to make the future better.

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Oliver, 11 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: My poster is about what you do at the child study. And also what it is like on a child study visit.

Brynn, 10 years old, Toronto, ON.

Statement: My poster is about studies the CHILD Cohort Study has done or is doing. I used a useful computer app called Paint 3D and pasted a few pictures but also made them my own in some way. I had a lot of fun doing this. Thanks for doing another contest this year!! P.S. I split it in quarters because I could not decide on one subject.

Olivia, 11 years old, Winnipeg, MB

Statement: CHILD through the years: This is my painting. It shows the child study testing me throughout the years!

Jadyn, 10 years old, Oakbank, MB

Statement: My artwork is about what Child study has learned. For example they have learned about Asthma, Allergies, Bacteria, Covid 19 and how it affects us.

Katherine, 10 years old, Stonewall, MB

Statement: This is my mom. She has asthma and is allergic to dogs. She needs to take her blue inhaler a lot. That’s why she decided to put me in the CHILD study. My mom has to do a lot of boring paper work for the CHILD Study. I don’t have to do the paper work YET, but I do help the doctors by giving them samples from my body, even the gross stuff! I also got to wear a fitness tracker, it’s kind of like a Fitbit. They also gave me an allergy test to see what I’m allergic to. It didn’t hurt that much, but it was neat to see what I’m allergic to. If you get a chance to be part of the CHILD study, don’t feel scared! Just DO IT!.

Divya, 10 years old, Toronto, ON

Statement: Donation of love: My art is about donating love and money and time for the CHILD STUDY. My art work shows how much I care about the Child Study and how much I want to contribute to the study ongoing.

Patrick, 5 years old, Toronto, ON

Statement: Attack of the Germs: Lots of things can cause allergies and the CHILD study has been working to figure them all out to help kids. I joined this study because I want to help the scientists like my brother.

Kieran, 11 years old, Spruce Grove, AB

Statement: 8 arms and 12 important operations!! The CHILD Study has so many important questions and results it is like a giant octopus with 8 arms, each working hard on something different…ALL at once! I feel like I’m helping science make a difference in kids lives when I tell the researchers about my life and my asthma. I like it that my poop is famous and helped discover Good Bacteria and how critical the first 100 days of life are for child development.

Maddie, 10 years old, Vancouver, BC

Statement: Thanks for protection: In my picture that I have drawn, you can see a girl surrounded by a rainbow, this rainbow being a shield of protection that the CHILD study has provided for me against bad diseases. PS those are the only diseases I could think of.

Maryam, 10 years old, Mississauga, ON

Statement: What I love about child: My artwork is about my experience in CHILD and what I love about it. It has a small drawing of me on the side with a thought bubble reflecting on my experience. I also showed how nice everybody is to me by adding colours.

Emily, 10 years old, Gonor, MB

Statement: The CHILD Study keep us connected.

Nicholas, 8 years old, Newmarket, ON

Statement: Child Study drawing: Child study helps the to improve the world and make the world brighter.