Overuse of a Chain Hurts Children

Too much time spent on cart can cause language difficulties and movement in a child. The alarm was raised by British neuropsychologist Sally Goddard Blythe, director of Chester's Institute of Psychicology. According to experts, walking in a wheelchair and with the parent behind it does not favor child-prind interactions, causing trouble in speaking. In fact, children learn to speak by listening and imitating adults when addressing them. And with parents back, they lose this communication opportunity.

Watch Your Attitude

Also, according to Marcello Lanari, director of the complex pediatric and neonatology operational unit at Imola Hospital, keeping the child in the chariot for a long time causes him to have little autonomy, preventing him from moving and exploring the world, and also is not very suitable for much behavior. In fact, a child will feel limited in a space that is too small for his needs, risking his own wrong positions. The child needs to experience the stability of their objects, distance, and wind to play in the company of their little brothers and companions.

Travel Only

The purpose of research, of course, is not to advise against the use of a cart, which is actually comfortable and safe to move but to avoid its prolonged use over time. Hence, it should not become the privileged place to leave the child, especially if he has reached an age where he can go without him.

Developing limits similar to those because of the cart, according to Dr. Goddard Blythe, are also linked to excessive use of tablets and smartphones, where children are often denied interactions with parents and the possibilities of nature games.