How is my son playing on the computer all day long?

Actually, I used to be a computer junkie too. However, now not interested in the game, why? Because I'm tired of playing, I don't want to play anymore, it's boring.

In fact, parents try their best to prevent us children from using hard measures, but the results are the opposite. The first floor said, lock the computer? It doesn't work, and even more serious things happen.

You locked the computer, okay, I'll go out and surf the Internet, no money? Steal from parents, or get acquainted with gangsters, steal, rob. Don't think I'm serious, your child won't be like this when he's young.

But now is the 21st century, science and technology are developed, and at the same time there is a lot of consciousness, knowledge. All of them are unintentionally absorbed by adults and children.

So, he likes to play? Then let him play. Don't stop, certainly not let him indulge.

You can make conditions with him, for example, if you want to play on the computer, then good, you have to write your homework carefully, pay attention to "serious", and ask him to write from it if you are careless, or cut the time spent online in half. Make an agreement with him that if his test score reaches the level you require, then you will buy him a certain game software. Or something else.

This can motivate him and let his subconscious, exist, as long as I study well, my father will let me play on the computer or buy ** game software.

The computer lock code educates him that this is not good for learning.

What do you do if your child comes home from play and still watches TV? Some parents pull out the power, and some parents choose to smash the TV, anyway, all the methods that can be used are used, but they still can't stop their children from watching TV.

In Hunan, a child played until half past eight in the evening before returning home, neither immediately studying, nor taking a bath, nor planning to sleep, just watching TV all the time. The parents didn't listen to what they said, so they thought of a trick to let him watch enough, and they forced him to watch it all the time. At four o'clock, when she saw that the child was asleep, the mother immediately woke up the child and continued to watch, until the father came at five o'clock, and the child went to sleep.

Mom said: Actually, they haven't slept all night, and as for the effect, I don't know how long it will last.

In fact, it is very difficult to prevent children from watching TV at all, and watching TV is not a bad thing, and some studies have shown that after children grow up to a certain age, watching a small amount of meaningful TV every day is beneficial. Therefore, we should control the amount of time our children spend watching TV and pick more valuable content**.

Psychologists suggest that you can watch no more than an hour of TV a day between the ages of three and seven, an hour of TV from the age of seven to twelve, an hour and a half of TV from the age of twelve to fifteen, and two hours of TV a day over the age of sixteen.