Carolyn Drews-Botsch, George Cotsonis, Marianne Celano, E Eugenie Hartmann, Jaffer Zaidi, Scott R Lambert
Patching in Children With Unilateral Congenital Cataract and Child Functioning and Parenting Stress
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lack evidence regarding 24hour movement behaviors young children low middleincome countries study examined mongolian preschoolers adherence world health organizations guidelines physical activity sedentary behavior sleep associations health indicators feasibility sunrise international study mongolia preschoolaged children recruited 5 kindergartens urban rural areas ulaanbaatar city tuv province mongolia physical activity sedentary behavior measured actigraph accelerometer worn 5 consecutive days screen time sleep reported parents national institute health early years toolboxes used assess motor skills executive function respectively one hundred one children participated study mean age 482 boys 58 88 n 89 complete data analysis proportion children met recommendations physical activity sedentary screen time sleep 61 23 82 respectively 7 met recommendations meeting sleep recommendation individually p 032 combination physical activity recommendation associated better gross p 019 fine p 042 motor skills spending time physical activity positively correlated motor development results confirmed sunrise study protocol feasible ageappropriate enjoyable children results sunrise pilot study help inform sunrise mongolia main study lay groundwork future research childrens 24hour movement behaviors mongolia