Nowadays, most of the youngsters are glued to television screen most time of the day. Many support the view that guardians should restrict the television time for their offsprings as this has a negative effect on them. I completely agree with this narrative, because this affects both their mental and physical health, and also diverts their minds from productive activities.
One of the biggest challenges faced in parenting is to bring up their descendants in the age of television. Due to a wide variety of entertaining content available over the push of a button, our younger generation prefers to stay at home watching these. This, kind of, addictive habit hinders them to go participate in outdoor sports activities, which affects their cognitive and dextral abilities. For example, if a child spends his evening watching television rather than playing with his friends, he would not only, slowly, suffer from weakened muscular development, but also suffer from social disconnection. Thus, depriving of them from important physical and emotional development.
Another issue associated with this is the lack of focus towards studies and other fruitful activities. Many a times unrestricted access to television leads children to mismanaged time, and it makes them less focused on their studies which gravely affects their academic standing. For instance, a similar situation happened to my cousin Ali, he got himself so indulged into this series named "Breaking Bad" that he used to lock himself up and was used to watch it continuously for hours, but this habit of his resulted in the class demotion after he failed his final exam. If instead he had managed his time and had studied, this would not have had happened. Therefore, children should be allowed to get themselves entertained, but a balance between fun and work should always remain.
In conclusion, Although television time these days have increased due to the variety of shows broadcasted every day, it is the parents' responsibility to manage the time allotted to television as well as other academic activities for the wellbeing of their young ones.
Nowadays, most of the youngsters
are glued
to
television
screen most
time
of the day.
Many
support the view that guardians should restrict the
television
time
for their
offsprings
as this has a
negative
effect on them. I completely
agree
with this narrative,
because
this affects both their mental and physical health, and
also
diverts their minds from productive activities.
One of the biggest challenges faced in parenting is to bring up their descendants in the age of
television
. Due to a wide variety of entertaining content available over the push of a button, our younger generation prefers to stay at home watching these. This, kind of, addictive habit hinders them to go participate in outdoor sports activities, which affects their cognitive and
dextral
abilities.
For example
, if a child spends his evening watching
television
rather
than playing with his friends, he would not
only
,
slowly
, suffer from weakened muscular development,
but
also
suffer from social disconnection.
Thus
, depriving of them from
important
physical and emotional development.
Another issue associated with this is the lack of focus towards studies and other fruitful activities.
Many
a
times
unrestricted access to
television
leads children to mismanaged
time
, and it
makes
them less focused on their studies which
gravely
affects their academic standing.
For instance
, a similar situation happened to my cousin Ali, he
got
himself
so
indulged into this series named
"
Breaking
Bad
"
that he
used
to lock himself up and was
used
to
watch
it
continuously
for hours,
but
this habit of his resulted in the
class
demotion after he failed his final exam. If
instead
he had managed his
time
and had studied, this would not have had happened.
Therefore
, children should be
allowed
to
get
themselves entertained,
but
a balance between fun and work should always remain.
In conclusion
, Although
television
time
these days have increased due to the variety of
shows
broadcasted every day, it is the parents' responsibility to manage the
time
allotted to
television
as well
as other academic activities for the
wellbeing
of their young ones.