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Investigators at the Seattle Children's Research Institute sought to determine the effect of healthy media use on sleep quality in preschool children. Englishs-peaking families with 3- to 5-yearold children living in the Seattle metropolitan area were recruited and randomized to either an intervention group or a control group. Intervention families received an initial home visit by a case manager to discuss the child's current media use and engage the parent in goal-setting and anticipatory problem-solving around barriers to healthy media use. Although the intervention addressed all screen time, the primary focus was on television and videos. Intervention families also received follow-up telephone calls from their case manager for 12 months to reinforce healthy media use and monthly mailings that …
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