Early parental engagement in active leisure promotes healthier activity habits in adolescents, suggesting long-term benefits.
Early family participation in active leisure with toddlers and limitations on screen use forecasted more active lifestyle habits by early adolescence, above and beyond pre-existing individual/family factors. Parental awareness and monitoring of early child movement guidelines foster healthy growth and development trajectories, thus promoting long-term wellness.
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