Background Accurate accelerometer-based methods are required for assessment of 24-h
physical behavior in young children. We aimed to summarize evidence on measurement …

Background Early neurodevelopmental care needs better, effective and objective solutions
for assessing infants' motor abilities. Novel wearable technology opens possibilities for …

Long-form audio recordings have had a transformational effect on the study of infant
language acquisition by using mobile, unobtrusive devices to gather full-day, real-time data …

How can researchers best measure infants' motor experiences in the home? Body position—
whether infants are held, supine, prone, sitting, or upright—is an important developmental …

Measuring infants'(0–2 years) physical activity is a growing area of research globally.
Accelerometers have been widely used to measure older children's and adults' physical …

Aims Infants with neuromotor disorders demonstrate delays in sitting skills (decreased
capacity) and are less likely to maintain independent sitting during play than their peers with …

Tactile sensation is important for human beings that equips the whole-body surface. To
understand what kind of force distribution our bodies might sense, we created a set of …

Our study aimed to assess the effects of creating a healing environment and clustering
nursing care on premature infants' vital signs, pain, and sleeping. The study had an …

Lack of physical activity (PA) at a young age can result in health issues. Thus, monitoring PA
is important. Wearable accelerometers are the preferred tool to monitor PA in children …

Children born with a variety of environmental or medical risk factors may exhibit delays in
global development. Very often, such delays are identified at preschool or school age, when …