Do young children consistently meet 24-h sleep and activity guidelines? A longitudinal analysis using actigraphy

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Reducing screen time and encouraging regular sleep patterns could increase the likelihood children under 5 are getting adequate daily sleep and physical activity. @UNCPopCenter #NICHDimpact https://t.co/vQ1PMCQ1s3 https://t.co/naAifzhke3

Do young children consistently meet 24-h sleep and activity guidelines? A longitudinal analysis using actigraphy. https://t.co/aJ2DNuVyeW

Reducing screen time and encouraging regular sleep patterns could increase the likelihood children under 5 are getting adequate daily sleep and physical activity. @UNCPopCenter @NICHD_NIH https://t.co/EtfT6Au3dK https://t.co/ZrLgDWeOVX

RT @IntJObesity: Young children meet 24hr movement guidelines for physical activity, but few meet guidelines for screen time and consistent…

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