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JMIR Pediatrics and Parenting
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ISSN 2561-6722 · JMIR Publications · 536 articles in the index
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Feasibility, Diagnostic Accuracy, and Satisfaction of an Acute Pediatric Video Interconsultation Model in Rural Primary Care in Catalonia: Prospective Observational Study
Abstract BackgroundIn Catalonia, Spain, pediatric primary care is undergoing restructuring, including greater integration of information and communication technologies. The adoption of digital health solutions has increased notably since the COVID-19 pandemic. In areas with limited availability of…
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Responsive Feeding Practices Among Caregivers of Children Aged 6-35 Months in China: Descriptive Study Involving Survey and Video Observation Methods
Abstract BackgroundResponsive feeding is an integral component of nurturing care under the umbrella of early childhood development and has been recommended as an optimal feeding practice globally. ObjectiveThis study was conducted to explore responsive and nonresponsive feeding practices among…
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Using Wearable Video Cameras to Assess Screen Use Contexts in Preschool-Aged Children: Pilot Observational Study
Abstract BackgroundWearable video cameras may offer a feasible approach to assess the contexts of screen use (eg, screen content and co-use) among preschool-aged children. ObjectiveThe objective of this study was to assess the contexts of screen use among preschool-aged children using wearable…
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Febrile Seizures in an App-Based Children’s Fever Registry: Mixed Methods Study
BackgroundFebrile seizures, although typically benign, can cause significant emotional distress for parents. Their diverse etiological risk factors underscore the need for further research. Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) offers a cost-effective and timely method for real-time data…
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Exposure to e-Cigarette Posts Across Social Media Platforms and Its Associations With Susceptibility and e-Cigarette Use: Comparative Cross-Sectional Study of High Schoolers in Jalisco (Mexico) and Southern California (United States)
BackgroundAdolescents’ exposure to electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) content through social media platforms influences their perceptions and behaviors, although cross-country analyses in different regulatory environments are scarce. ObjectiveThis study evaluated the association between e-cigarette…
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Modeling Zero-Dose Children in Ethiopia: A Machine Learning Perspective on Model Performance and Predictor Variables
Abstract BackgroundDespite progress in childhood vaccination, many children in low- and middle-income countries, including Ethiopia, remain unvaccinated, presenting a significant public health challenge. The Immunization Agenda 2030 (IA2030) seeks to halve the number of unvaccinated children by…
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Effects of an App-Based Intervention on Psychological Well-Being Among Young Individuals not in Employment, Education, or Training With and Those Without Disability: Subgroup Analysis of a Randomized Controlled Trial
BackgroundThe population of young individuals not in employment, education, or training (NEET) is highly diverse, but a common problem appears to be their mental health. NEETs due to illness or disability are of particular concern for social exclusion, but little is known of how young individuals…
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Motives of Children for Digital Gaming and Physical Activity and Their Parents’ Perceptions: Cross-Sectional Matched-Pair Study
Abstract BackgroundPhysical activity (PA) is essential for the healthy development of children. However, the pervasive presence of digital technologies has made digital gaming (DG) a prominent part of children’s everyday lives. As children grow up immersed in these digital environments, concerns…
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Health System Community Partnership to Design an Online Resource to Address Perinatal Information Needs for Black Families: Action Research Study
Abstract BackgroundIn the United States, Black mothers and their infants experience higher rates of maternal and infant mortality than other racial or ethnic groups. North Carolina mirrors national trends with worse perinatal outcomes for Black families compared with other groups. Most ongoing…
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Predicting Infant Sleep Patterns From Postpartum Maternal Mental Health Measures: Machine Learning Approach
Abstract BackgroundPostpartum maternal mental health (MMH) symptoms, including depression, anxiety, and childbirth-related post-traumatic stress disorder, are known to influence infant sleep trajectories. While previous research has examined their individual and combined associations, the…
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Maternal Screen-Related Behaviors, Toddler Screen Use, and Toddler BMI in Mexican American Families: Cross-Sectional Study
Abstract BackgroundParents, as the most proximal influence on young children, play an important role in shaping toddler behaviors. Yet, evidence on how parents shape toddler screen use is limited. Little is also known about the relationship between toddler screen use and BMI. Given existing…
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Parental Media Literacy and Children’s Epistemic Curiosity in Screen-Based Media Use: Cross-Sectional Survey Study
Abstract BackgroundResearch on children’s media use has traditionally focused on risks and negative outcomes. However, screen-based media may also provide opportunities for learning and curiosity-driven exploration. As young children increasingly engage with digital media within family contexts…
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Professional Performance of Assistant Teachers Supporting Children With Autism in the United Arab Emirates: Mixed Methods Observational Study
Abstract BackgroundAssistant teachers play a central role in supporting children with autism spectrum disorder in United Arab Emirates inclusive classrooms. Despite this importance, no prior study has used validated observational instruments to systematically evaluate assistant teachers’ competency…
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Generative AI Engagement and Perceived Nutrition-Oriented Feeding Practices Among Urban Indonesian Mothers: Mixed Methods Study
Abstract BackgroundThe Asia-Pacific region faces an escalating double burden of malnutrition, with childhood obesity now affecting more than 113 million children aged 0‐19 years. A demographic of highly educated, digitally literate urban mothers—referred to in this study using the descriptive label…
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Who Is (Not) Engaging With a Digital Parenting Intervention in Tanzania? Analysis of Predictors Using Data From a Factorial Randomized Trial
Abstract BackgroundDigital interventions offer a promising avenue for scalable parenting support in low- and middle-income countries, where in-person coverage remains limited. However, engagement disparities may reduce their potential for population-level impact. ObjectiveThis study examined…
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Parents’ Experiences From Participating in an Online Peer Support Child Feeding Intervention: The “PICNIC Sweden” Explanatory Sequential Mixed Methods Feasibility Study
Abstract BackgroundParents’ feeding practices play a role in shaping children’s dietary patterns, which influence chronic disease risk. Feeding children is challenging, so parents need guidance and support. Parents In Child Nutrition Informing Community (PICNIC) is an Australian program that…
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Toward Family-Centered Patient Portals for Childhood Asthma Management Among Black Primary Caregivers: Qualitative Interview Study
Abstract BackgroundChildhood asthma places substantial burdens on caregivers, particularly in communities facing structural barriers to health care access. Patient portals, the patient-facing component of electronic health record systems, are primarily designed for clinical workflows, limiting…
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“Daily Growth” Parenting Program Delivered via Ecological Momentary Intervention: Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial of a Prototype
Abstract BackgroundDespite evidence showing that parenting interventions reduce rates of child mental health problems, their reach and engagement remain low. Daily Growth is a digital parenting program designed to improve parent and child emotion regulation using an ecological momentary…
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Peer-Mentored Social Media Groups for Youth Vaping Cessation: Single-Arm Pilot Trial
Abstract BackgroundUsing social media to deliver e-cigarette cessation interventions to young people is a promising approach, but low participant engagement and retention may undermine intervention efficacy. Peer mentoring holds great potential to address these issues. ObjectiveThis study aimed to…
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Amplifying the Voices of Parents From Underserved Communities in Digital Health for Children With Medical Complexity: Interview Study Among Parents
Abstract BackgroundChildren with medical complexity experience multiple chronic conditions that demand intensive, ongoing, and highly coordinated care, often placing a burden on their parents, who serve as primary caregivers. Digital health offers a promising solution for enhancing care…