Save Your Children From Television

If you feel that television does not affect your children's development, you are wrong.

Television has a wide range of negative aspects in children, so parents who leave their children in most of the time set before the screen need to change that rule.

Researchers have suggested that children who stay longer in front of television may have some problems. According to them, this causes negative effects on its psychological, mental, and physical development.

As is important to a child's development until the age of 2 years, so is his brain development. Children need active communication with other children, interactive games for healthy brain development.

During the first few months of life, a child's brain develops rapidly. At the end of the first year, the brain has developed three times more than when it was born. The promoters to whom the child is exposed during this period influence either positively or negatively according to their effect.

Many parents feel that watching television from a child at an early age has a positive effect on his mental development. In contrast, however, experts claim that TV viewing causes some disorders, including overweight.

According to Dr. Dimitri Christakis, a research researcher at Children's Hospital and the Regional Medical Center in Seattle, excessive time in front of television contributes to obesity and aggressiveness in children.

According to Dr. Dimitri, who for more than a decade has supported the elimination of television during the child's early years: “children watch TV on average 43 hours a week, which is more than an adult's working hours per week. In view, they soon become almost hypnotized.

It has been scientifically shown that within minutes of television, the brain differs from alert waves of the brain (beta waves) to hypnotic waves (alfa waves), where the brain's judgment center is bypassed. The violence and decadences that a child sees thus bypass the child's judgment center and stabs into the child's brain without any ability to decide whether what he sees is good or wrong.

Violence and decadents are accepted by the brain without any moral judgment. It then becomes part of the child's eternal subconscious. Our way of life, but our environment has changed a lot in the last ten years.

Thus increased road traffic and construction density, which has done so that children can't play on the streets or other places except the especially money-for-game sites.

Children's stock space and their opportunities to get to know the environment actively and to “make “it, are very limited, and therefore the need for natural movement is hampered. It's become a host of domestic games that through media consumption is getting stronger.