Abstract
BACKGROUND: Excessive Digital Media Exposure (DME) has been shown to negatively impact developmental and health outcomes in young children. Many children receive excess DME, and those with disabilities may be at increased risk of elevated DME. An estimated 1:6 United States (U.S.) children have developmental disabilities necessitating the use of developmental services such as occupational, speech and physical therapy. OBJECTIVE: This study examined the relationship between use of developmental services and digital media exposure among young children (0-5 years) in the U.S. METHODS: Population based, cross-sectional analysis of survey data for …
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