We have a regular programme of published reports, designed to
meet the need for deeper understanding of children's lives.
meet the need for deeper understanding of children's lives.
Annual report looking at media use and wider experience among pre-school children, as reported by parents
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A comprehensive annual report focusing on children's media consumption, purchasing, attitudes and activities
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Termly tracking report looking at the most recently talked about and favourite brands among children in the UK
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Subscribe to ANY report above to receive a FREE question on the CHILDWISE Omnibus.
Subscribe to ALL THREE reports above to receive our Trends and Predictions Report for FREE.
All of our data is customisable to your needs (e.g. target age range, gender, region) - email for more details
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Monitor Report
A comprehensive annual report focused on children and young people's media consumption, purchasing habits, attitudes and activities.
More than 2000 children aged 5-16 in schools across the UK complete our survey, on topics as varied as their favourite apps, what they spend money on, sports played, and their views on the environment. £3000 + VAT (£3600)
Individual sections of the report are available separately - please email for full details Order by email or with a credit / debit card
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Pre-School Report
Find out more about how the youngest children behave, what they are into and how their skills develop.
By the time children reach the age of 5, many attitudes and behaviour patterns are already established. This report looks at media use and wider experience among pre-school children, as reported by parents. Read about the report on Kidscreen. Now 50% off! - £625 + VAT (£750)
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Playground Buzz
This termly tracking report is based on a representative sample of around 1000 children and young people aged 7-16, surveyed individually in schools across the UK, free from parental influence.
The report examines the most recently talked about and favourite brands among children, revealing the latest trends in children's favourite websites, YouTube, TV, games, gadgets and more. The report is designed to give insight into the behaviours and attitudes of young people across age and gender, to aid segmentation of the youth market. Annual subscription (3 reports) is £2400 + VAT (£2880)
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Portraits of Youth
These eight pen portraits cover girls and boys across the age range (pre-schoolers aged 0-4, pre-tweens aged 5-8, tweens aged 9-12 and teens aged 13-16), compiled using data from our Pre-School, Monitor, and Playground Buzz reports.
Designed to give an overview of likes and behaviour by gender and age, our Portraits of Youth provide an ideal introductory reference on children today. £500 + VAT (£600)
or FREE with any other report purchase Order by email or with a credit / debit card
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What Kids Think About...
Our What Kids Think About... reports are designed to shine a spotlight on what children have to say about a variety of topics, with a new theme selected for each issue. The themes chosen tap into hot-button issues concerning children and young people and/or largely derive from, and expand upon, our current research.
This second report focuses on what children think about mental health. £500 + VAT (£600)
Please ask about our discounts for charitable organisations Mental Health Nurse Consultant Emma Selby talks about
the key problems impacting children's mental health. Order by email or with a credit / debit card
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Other reports in this series... Volume 1 - War and Terrorism |