ABSTRACT
Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, the term "change in children's lifestyle behaviour" is currently a hot topic in society. Children's lifestyle behaviours may have been altered by home confinement during the epidemic, although evidence is still emerging and limited and which talks about SDG 3 - Good health and Well being. The present study focusses on the important factors that lead to change in lifestyle of children, to examine the effects of COVID 19 confinement and to suggest preventive measures. The design used for this study is descriptive and an online survey was conducted within Tamilnadu with a sample size of 105. Correlation, chi-square are the tools used for testing the variables. This study identifies an adverse impact on mental health, such as decreased well-being and increased posttraumatic stress disorders (PTSD) and anger. These findings should be taken into account to design and implement health strategies for preserving children's health during pandemic. © The Electrochemical Society