Monday, April 15, 2019

Low On-Screen Timings= Better Growth of Child



Just a decade ago, parents thought that sharing their gadgets with their children will enhance the mental and intellectual growth of their child. They started buying expensive gadgets for their small children spreading reasons like—‘we gave for security reasons’, ‘we wanted our child to become techno-friendly’ and so on. I just wanted to ask this simple question to these parents, ‘your parents never shared such gadgets with you, so are you dumb? Or are you not capable of using them today when you can easily afford them.
What I feel is that by doing so these people are more showing-off rather than worrying about the child’s security because if they were actually worried about their child’s future they would have postponed this plan.  There are several disadvantages of increased on-screen timings. The most dangerous one’s are:-

·       Obesity.
Obesity is one of the biggest problem in the developed and developing countries. Children are busy playing indoor video games and chatting on mobiles instead of playing on grounds.

·       Lack of attention.
Due to increasedon-screen time, the children are becoming less reactive and more dull.

·       Sleeplessness.
Children often become addictive of these mobile and video games thus start suffering from sleeplessness.

·       Low Mental Growth.
Due to lack of sleep and rest mind gets tired and this results in the decreased mental and intellectual growth.

·       Aggressiveness.
This is one of the most dangerous effects on increased on-screen time. In this the child becomes very short-tempered if his wishes are not fulfilled quickly.

·       Lack of Interest in Education.
These children lose interest in studies and are always thinking about new ways to avoid studies and spend more and more time on their gadgets.
·       Lack of Interest in Sports.
Such children don’t want to mix with other children and believe in spending more and more time with their gadgets.

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