Child physical activity levels and associations with modifiable characteristics in centre-based child- care. Aus NZ J Public Health. 2015;39(3):232-236.Bell, A.C.; Finch, M.; Wolfenden, L.; Fitzgerald, M.; Morgan, P.J.; Jones, J.; Freund, M.; Wiggers, J. Child Physical Activity...
In the search for a causal relationship between undernutrition and poor development in children the functional isolation hypothesis maintains that lack of dietary energy leads to reduced activity levels which in turn leads to reduced exploration and developmental delays. Early investigators described reduced...
Research shows that children and youth who engage in higher levels of physical activity had higher levels of health-related quality of life (i.e., “better physical and mental health and psychological wellbeing than those in an inactive lifestyle”). In fact, increase physical activity among ch...
Development of Brief Child Nutrition and Physical Activity Screening Questions for Electronic Health Record Use Background: To develop and test brief nutrition and physical activity screening questions for children ages 2-11 years that could be used as a pragmatic sc... MH Sullivan,EC Sommer,D ...
Growth and pubertal development in children and adolescents: effects of diet and physical activity The longitudinal growth of an individual child is a dynamicstatement of the general health of that child. Measurementsshould be performed often and accurat... AD Rogol,PA Clark,JN Roemmich - 《Ameri...
Findings In this cohort study of early childhood development in 2441 mothers and children, higher levels of screen time in children aged 24 and 36 months were associated with poor performance on a screening measure assessing children’s achievement of development milestones at 36 and 60 months, res...
190-OR: Impact of Prenatal Exposure to Maternal Obesity and Child Physical Activity Levels on Neurocognition Prenatal exposure to maternal obesity is linked to neurocognitive deficits in offspring. In contrast, engaging in physical activity (PA) is beneficial for cognition and brain development. We aim...
Parent-child interaction plays a crucial role in child development. This study investigated associations between the frequency of parent-child-interactions and sociodemographic characteristics (age, sex, socio-economic status, family structure, number and age of siblings), physical and psychological symptoms...
However, this stage of development also brings new responsibilities, such as taking children to school. 2.3. How does taking children to school affect parents’ wellbeing In the following section, we explain the elements of the conceptual framework presented in 2 Parents’ wellbeing and children’...
Global population data suggest that physical activity levels in children remain unacceptably low. Improved participation in organised sport has been recommended by the WHO as one strategy to improve population levels of physical activity. In 2018, in the state of New South Wales, Australia, the gove...