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    • Increasing sedentary behaviour and screen time among children.
    • Declining physical activity levels in early childhood.
    • Limited paediatric research on physical activity benefits compared to adults.

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    • To highlight the critical benefits of physical activity in young children.
    • To address the confusion between physical activity and sport.
    • To guide responsible adults in promoting physical activity and reducing sedentary behaviour.

    Summary:

    • Regular physical activity in early childhood yields significant benefits extending into adulthood.
    • Adults play a crucial role in promoting physical activity by clarifying concepts and evaluating lifestyle balance.
    • The PAPRICA training session offers an interdisciplinary approach to these themes for early childhood.

    Impact:

    • Encourages a shift towards healthier lifestyles in children.
    • Empowers adults to foster environments supporting physical activity.
    • Contributes to long-term child health and well-being.