评估与婴儿容器相关的运动和游戏机会和限制
Zainab S Alghamdi1, Julie M Orlando, Michele A Lobo
1Biomechanics & Movement Science Program (Mss Alghamdi and Orlando, and Dr Lobo) and Physical Therapy Department (Dr Lobo), University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware; and Physical Therapy Department (Mss Alghamdi, and Orlando), College of Applied Health Sciences, King Khalid University, Abha, Saudi Arabia.
概括
婴儿容器通常会限制运动和游戏,尽管有发展方面的说法. 关于选择和使用这些产品的教育对于婴儿的健康和发育至关重要.
科学领域:
- 发育儿科 发育儿科
- 消费产品分析 消费产品分析
- 婴儿健康 婴儿健康
背景情况:
- 婴儿容器,如婴儿车和保,在早期的环境中很普遍.
- 人们担心对婴儿发育和健康的潜在负面影响.
- 了解容器的特性对于促进婴儿健康成长至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 评估婴儿容器中的运动和游戏机会.
- 确定这些产品对婴儿发育的限制.
- 分析婴儿容器制造商对婴儿容器的发展要求.
主要方法:
- 通过亚马逊网站 (Amazon.com.com) 识别的460个婴儿容器的内容分析.
- 评估运动和视觉手动游戏机会.
- 检查产品约束和发展性要求.
主要成果:
- 集装箱之间运动和游戏机会的显著变化.
- 大多数集装箱限制了车的移动,自动驾驶和头部/车控制.
- 装有内置玩具的容器经常宣传毛动力,感官和精细运动发展要求.
结论:
- 婴儿容器为婴儿的发展提供了各种机会和限制.
- 关于容器使用的一般建议不如具体指导那么有效.
- 建议针对家长选择和使用容器进行有针对性的教育.
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