Cole Galloway and Sam Logan. Our group operates within the Pediatric Mobility Lab and Design Studio, Dept. of Physical Therapy, University of Delaware. Our lab is interested in the roles that a child's brain, body, behavior, and environment plays in the development of exploratory behaviors. We focus on reaching, object play, sitting, walking and the various things children do in everyday life. The lab has been given funding from the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, and Foundation for Physical Therapy. Lab personnel come from a range of backgrounds including fashion, physical and occupational therapy, mechanical/electrical/computer/materials engineering, developmental psychology and exercise science/kinesiology. A major focus of our day is on the parallel design and prototype production of commercial and DIY tech for play to be used by children and adults in the real world. Current projects/products include garments, toys, race cars and harness environments. His group, which includes professionals and students from fashion, child development, neuroscience and engineering, has been known to accept NIH, NSF funding and donations. Although UD Go Baby Go has friends and colleagues all over the Go Baby Go 'movement' we do not have any legal connection to any other chapter.