The BiB Photo Gallery > Films

All of these BiB videos, are available on the BiB YouTube channel.

Born in Bradford: How did this long term health research project take shape and why is it in Bradford?
Follow a mum as she goes through the Born in Bradford recruitment process and hear from the Director of the Institute for Health Research and Born in Bradford staff about why the project was set up and what they hope to find out. See the same mum after the birth of her baby, hear about her passion for breastfeeding and some of her experiences at Bradford Royal Infirmary’s Mothers and Newborn Department, in the follow up film After the Baby is Born.

Born in Bradford: After the Baby is Born
Hear about a mum living in Bradford, her experience of giving birth at Bradford Royal Infirmary’s Mothers and Newborn Department and about her passion for breastfeeding. See her before the birth of her son in the film "Born in Bradford: How did this long term health research project take shape and why is it in Bradford?" - a film that describes the background to the setting up of the project and the way mums were recruited to it (see above).

Born in Bradford: The annual Teddy Bears Picnic: 2011
Around 2,000 Bradfordians attended the 2011 Teddy Bears’ Picnic in Lister Park. This film captures some of the excitement, the sounds and the activities that families enjoyed on the day. You can also hear Born in Bradford mums commenting on why they joined this long term health research project and what areas of health research are important to them.

Born in Bradford: A young Bradford mum gives her views on the importance of health research
A young mum describes why she joined the joined the long term health research project Born in Bradford, her interest in the research findings and the constant fear she feels as the mother of a child with chronic asthma.

Born in Bradford: Working with Jamie Oliver’s Ministry of Food, Bradford
Born in Bradford worked together with The Ministry of Food, Bradford to host 6 sessions in Children’s Centres around the city. Parents were invited to learn new recipes and cooking skills and to discuss attitudes to health and ways for their families to be healthy.