Special Interest
For my primary research I started off with observation. The first observation location I went to was The Germain Honda of Dublin. I went here as a group with my Honda capstone members and the reason we went here is because we felt like as students we would be able
Opinion
Imagine you’re on a long car ride, everything is calm, the highway has a soothing tone, and the backseat is quiet. You suddenly hit traffic, the car erupts with noise with a child blurting out, “are we there yet?!”. Then a toddler starts crying after their toy slips between
Numbers
One of my goals was to narrow down a target group for the survey. I chose a group of mothers aged 28–35 from across the USA who frequently communicate, share experiences, and support one another. The next question I asked was, What are the most common signs that your
Business
Peterson. (2021), highlights how organic shapes, high quality finishes and ambient lighting creates a luxury experience that appeals to families willing to invest in comfort. Safe in the Seat. (2025) points out that when products merge entertainment with design they capture both children’s attention and parents willingness to pay
Arts & Lifestyle
The newspaper, de Lieme, V. (2024), suggests that creating personal, confined spaces for children can help them feel safe and regulate their emotions during travel. It note's that occupying a fort or similar structure provides a psychological sanctuary where children can relax. Another newspaper of mine, Harris. (2023)
Special Interest
The newspapers, Banderas. (2024) and Miller. (2025), highlights how color, form and immersive sound can influence mood and emotional regulation. Banderas. (2024) shows that shifting colors like blue for calming, red for grounding, and white for clarity can subtly guide a child’s emotional state. Miller. (2025) emphasizes how spatialized
Science & Tech
Bergstrom, C. (2022), suggests that slow, guided breathing can help children reduce stress by activating the parasympathetic nervous system. It promotes relaxation and emotional regulation during travel. Miller (2025), says spatialized sound can influence emotions, concentration, and calmness, creating an experience that supports mindfulness without relying on screens. According to,
Science & Tech
This article is important for my research because it offers a balanced perspective on a controversial topic, “screen time in the car.” It talks about while too much screen use can negatively impact a child's development, it can also be a valuable tool for parents. A key point
Special Interest
This article is useful for my research because it explores how BrainTap uses multi-sensory stimulation to enhance relaxation and meditation. It talks about how synchronized light pulses, binaural beats and guided visualization can guide users into deep states of calm and focus. The article highlights how engaging multiple senses at
Science & Tech
This article is useful for my research because it introduces how pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy can enhance meditation practices. It explains that PEMF devices emit low-frequency electromagnetic waves that influence brainwave activity by stimulating neurons and altering their electrical signals. When used in conjunction with meditation, PEMF devices can
Arts & Lifestyle
This article is useful for my research because it explains how creating calm environments supports children’s emotional well being and not just at home but in any space. It emphasizes the importance of reducing overstimulation. Some things to consider are softer lighting, natural colors, and simple textures to help
Arts & Lifestyle
This article is useful for my research because it delves into the common causes of sibling rivalry and offers strategies for parents to manage and reduce conflicts. It emphasizes that the primary reason for sibling arguments is competition for parental attention. Children often act out to gain attention and parents