| Objectives This study provides an insight into associations between: (1) parental and child perceptions of parental strategies restricting screen use among children, (2) child perceptions of the presence and availability of screen‐based equipment at home, (3) child sedentary screen use behaviours, and (4) child body fat. Design A prospective study with two assessment periods (Time 1, T1; Time 2, T2), spanning 7–8 months. Methods At T1, 879 parent–child dyads (83.3% mothers; 52.3% girls) were… |