Abstract
Whether the effect of a brief behavioral sleep intervention on child weight status resulted from observed differences in sleep duration and/or bedtimes was assessed. Findings demonstrate that the intervention’s beneficial effect on weight regulation was due to earlier bedtimes, suggesting the potential importance of earlier bedtimes for obesity prevention.
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