2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejpn.2017.04.1149
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Assessment of the relationship between body mass index and gross motor development in 3–5 years children

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“…This suggests that the higher the weight will further lower the level of child development. This research is in line with research conducted on children in Iran, suggesting that in children who are obese and overweight tend to experience slower motor development than other children who have normal body weight or thinner [14]. Development is influenced by several factors such as hereditary factors, the environment, early stimulation and attention of parents, and child nutrition.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…This suggests that the higher the weight will further lower the level of child development. This research is in line with research conducted on children in Iran, suggesting that in children who are obese and overweight tend to experience slower motor development than other children who have normal body weight or thinner [14]. Development is influenced by several factors such as hereditary factors, the environment, early stimulation and attention of parents, and child nutrition.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The BMI z-score analysis is a useful tool to evaluate children's health and can be used to analyze the association between nutritional status with many aspects, such as dental, skeletal and motor development (15,16). In our study, we also used this method to classify children's nutritional status and evaluate if an association between higher BMI and tooth development exists.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En la misma línea, un estudio de Amouian y cols. mostró en 90 niños preescolares, un desarrollo inferior en el grupo de obesos y sobrepeso en comparación con eutróficos según test de Denver y ASQ 30 . Estudios longitudinales también han encontrado niveles de desarrollo motor menores en lactantes obesos comparados con los eutróficos, como mostró Slining y cols.…”
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“…a través del seguimiento a 217 lactantes desde los 3 a los 18 meses 12 . Estas diferencias podrían explicarse, en parte, por los distintos diseños e instrumentos utilizados, así como las características de la muestra, como la edad, realidad biológica/social y probablemente el efecto protector de la alta ingesta de LM 9,11,12,30 .…”
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