The bar chart shows the common bedtime activities of children in three different age groups: 1-3 years, 4-5 years, and 6-8 years in the United States. The activities include reading, brushing teeth, having a bath, watching TV, and eatng.
For children aged 1-3 years, the most common activity is having a bath, with 60% participating in this routine. Reading comes next at 50%, while brushing teeth is done by just under 40% of children. Watching TV is less popular, with only about 20% involved, and eating is the least common activity, with fewer than 10% taking part.
Among children aged 4-5 years, reading becomes the most common bedtime activity, with about 70% participating. Brushing teeth follows at 60%, showing an increase compared to younger children. Having a bath is done by half of the children in this group, while watching TV and eating are less frequent, with about 20% and 10% respectvely.
For children aged 6-8 years, reading remains the most popular activity, with nearly 80% involved. Brushing teeth is done by about 70% of children, making it the second most common. Having a bath is significantly lower at about 40%, while watching TV remains steady at around 20%. Eating is still the least common activity, with only about 5% participating.