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Fig 1.

Frequency of use by age.

Data is grouped in deciles to even the number of infants in each frequency of use category; “<1×” stands for “less than once a”; “wk” stands for “week” and “mth” for “month”.

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Fig 2.

Frequency of use by age (in year;month) among children reported to have used touch screens in the past.

Data is grouped in deciles to even the number of infants in each category. As in Fig 1, “<1×” stands for “less than once a”; “wk” stands for “week” and “mth” for “month”.

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Table 1.

Effects of age on activity reportedly liked.

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Fig 3.

Activity reportedly liked by age decile.

Caregivers’ report of whether their child enjoyed an activity (red) or not (white), grouping children in ten equally-sized age groups. The limits of some of the age groups (in year;month) are given in the x-axis (see Fig 2 for full list).

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Fig 4.

Gestures displayed during interaction with a touch screen by age decile.

Caregivers’ report of whether their child displayed an interactive gesture (red) or not (white), grouping children in ten equally-sized age groups. The limits of some of the age groups (in year;month) are given in the x-axis (see Fig 2 for full list).

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Table 2.

Effects of age on interactive gestures reportedly used.

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