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The aim was to evaluate digital early childhood obesity prevention interventions for culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

A Systematic‐Narrative Review of Digital Interventions Preventing Childhood Obesity Among Culturally Diverse Families

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Narrative review identifies effective digital interventions improving obesity outcomes in culturally diverse families, suggesting future strategies.

The aim was to evaluate digital early childhood obesity prevention interventions for culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
Conducted an electronic search in multiple databases including MEDLINE and Scopus.
Included studies focused on children under 5 years and evaluated interventions related to nutrition, physical activity, sleep, or screen time.
Reviewed a total of 34 studies primarily targeting Hispanic/Latino families in the U.S.
Thirty-four studies were included, with significant improvements in BMI reported among normal weight children at baseline.
Thirteen studies showed statistically significant improvements in breastfeeding practices.
Interventions using web-based programs and telephone-based counseling reported significant outcomes in physical activity and screen time.

Jawad et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Narrative review identifies effective digital interventions improving obesity outcomes in culturally diverse families, suggesting future strategies.

The aim was to evaluate digital early childhood obesity prevention interventions for culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
Conducted an electronic search in multiple databases including MEDLINE and Scopus.
Included studies focused on children under 5 years and evaluated interventions related to nutrition, physical activity, sleep, or screen time.
Reviewed a total of 34 studies primarily targeting Hispanic/Latino families in the U.S.
Thirty-four studies were included, with significant improvements in BMI reported among normal weight children at baseline.
Thirteen studies showed statistically significant improvements in breastfeeding practices.
Interventions using web-based programs and telephone-based counseling reported significant outcomes in physical activity and screen time.

Jawad et al. (2026) studied this question.

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