The objective of this study aims to investigate the mobile technology behaviors' cognitions and attitudes, the accessibility, and the different models of interactions among parent and their preschool children. The research used questionnaire survey, conducted in the Taipei area in Taiwan, The target parents (n=325) were randomly selected from infant daycare centers and kindergartens. The results indicated that 65% of parents are heavy mobile technology user, and 57.2% preschool children have used mobile technology. With regard to parent-child interaction, the main sedentary behavior is TV watching, and the main physical activity is outdoor activities. Based on the analysis, the predictive factors of the preschool children screen time is correlated with the parent behavior and mobile technology accessibility (R^2=.197). And the other predictive factors of the total times for sedentary behavior is the screen time between parents and their preschool children (R^2=.069). In order to promote the wellbeing of preschool children and to enhance quality of parent-child interaction, the author suggests parents should: (1) be the role model to minimize screen time and set screen-off zone, (2) reduce sedentary behavior, (3) get more physical activity, and (4) mindfully inculcate mobile technology habits with children.