No. Only within limits and under parent supervision. Research has shown that violence on TV teaches a child to react in violent ways. Children were shown violent Cartoons and a set of children weren’t shown violent cartoons. The behavior on the playground of children watching violent cartoons were more violent with other children compared to the set of children who didn’t watch violent cartoons. The violence in TV, movies, games, and video breaks down the psychological barriers of hurting others.
There is no reason why they SHOULD watch any!
Yes, because children love to watch t.v.
reality tv is not good for children because reality tv is not educational they say bad words and fight and children follow that
yes because sometimes you need to watch the news and if you get in trouble and you have to go to your room then you could watch you tv
It depends on your outlook. Some people believe that children should watch a very scarce amount of television and others believe that television is good for children to watch a large amount daily. I think there shouldn't be a limit as long as their homework and chores and other things are completed.
It all depends on the content. The best bet is to follow ESRB ratings and allow them to watch movies/tv based on those guidelines.
no its the parent job to control that, any way how would the law know how much they watch ! ?
Children do not need a TV for several reasons. Parents need to be able to control what children watch, to make sure they don't stay up and watch all night, and to spend time as a family. It is important that there is family time and communication .
No, there are plenty of good TV shows kids can watch - the trick is to be mature enough NOT to watch TV until you're finished with your homework. You can record shows you really want to watch and save them for when you're finished working
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Children should not watch television more than two hours per day. More television time can lead to future health and psychological problems.
Parenting and child guidance experts differ on the specific amount of television each child should have, so it's best to just use some plain common sense. Some parents don't let their children watch any TV, while others simply let the TV "babysit" their children to keep them out of their hair. There should be a balance in there somewhere. Television, like other forms of media, can be both an educational and good moral influence on your child, but should not be a substitute for your teaching and example. Children can benefit from some TV watching and it's up to you to decide how much is too much. (I personally only let my children watch a few hours a day). When they watch it all day everyday! You should probably only allow 2-3 hrs of virtiual things (TV, Video Games, etc.)