… , and describing associations with child age, gender, race/ethnicity, and weight status. Our …
of young children in the US who have low levels of active play or high levels of screen time, or …

… This study examined the associations between media parenting practices and young
children’s screen time among a sample of Canadian families with children aged 1.5–5 years. …

… good screen behavior are all techniques that parents may use to manage children's screen
… negative impacts of excessive screen time and promote children's healthy development and …

… young children participate as makers of art, media, and culture. In moving beyond screen
time in our discussions of young children’s … as we have done with children’s voluntary use of …

… Prior work shows that setting limits on young children’s screen time is conducive to …
children’s screen time. We asked parents about the limits they set on their children’s screen time…

… , in young children. Consequently, there is a research gap in comprehensively examining the
trivariate interplay between these variables in children … of young children's screen time and …

… screen time behaviours in young children may help to outweigh the negative perceptions
and help to challenge parents' beliefs towards screen time … screen time (ie, engaging children …

… to follow the development of children conceived after infertility … children answered questions
about total daily screen time at ages 12, 18, 24, 30, and 36 months. Mean daily screen time …

… Our results also suggest that low levels of screen time do not necessarily predict higher
levels of physical activity. Nonetheless, both were independently associated with obesity status. …

… 3 Screen Time Recommendations … of Pediatrics recommends children limit the amount
of total screen time to <1–2 h per day [7]. For children under the age of 2 years, screen time is …