Do not lose alertness for a minute, these four common actions cause permanent injury on children

Children are very flexible, and certain rituals such as sports or different positions ultimately affect their lives for good or for worse, so loving parents, be alert to your child's behavior and attitudes.

Let them sit in position. The position of "W" is one of the most common positions of attitude for children when they play on the floor because it is comfortable for them. However, it is one of the most dangerous positions for children, and doctors advise parents not to allow them. Bone - health experts say that this attitude causes muscle weakness and high pressure on the back, neck, and shoulders.

Giving electronics (especially babies): Young ones are spending more and more time on screens, especially on their new favorite toys, pills. Doctors are alerting parents to reduce the time before the screen to children they can afford because of the blue radiator. Common symptoms of excessive exposure to blue light are headaches, neck and shoulder pain, dry eyes and irritability, but also psychological consequences such as lack of concentration, inactivity, and nervousness. It can also affect their sleep cycle and wake up, making them feel tired and exhausted.

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ Play on the slide ♪ ♪ ♪ carrying it on my lap ♪ Many parents feel that when they are with their children in the playground, they are safer to slide down while in their laps. In fact, it carries a hidden risk because it can cause broken feet in children. Parents ' weight lowers them at high speed, so that if a child's leg or arm goes out of the slide, it may end up breaking up.

Position on the chair: That's one of the main reasons children get hurt, especially those about age 1. Children are unstoppable and want to climb everywhere, including chairs. In the U.S., every hour a child falls off the chair. That's why experts recommend that parents buy metal chairs for their children, not allow them to sit on chairs, always keeping them under control because there's always an opportunity that you suddenly see your child on the table and from there the hop... on the chair!