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If we go around asking one simple question to the parents these days that “how does your child spend most of his day?” The prompt reply would be “watches T.V”. There is no harm in watching T.V but yes, too much of anything is bad (actually worse than bad for toddlers) and your child surely needs your guidance while watching various shows. On one hand, TV is a great source of knowledge and information to the children and on the other, it does not leave a very good impact on the child’s mind due to the content aired, and thus causing interference in a child’s developmental path. Parents can however, set certain rules for watching T.V for their children so that they can benefit from it without hampering their growth.
How Much TV Is Good For A Toddler-
Expert opinions suggest that a toddler should not be introduced to TV before he is two years of age. After two, he can be allowed an hour or two of TV, but under supervision and restricted to watching quality programmes. This is the time when the child’s brain develops, and TV hinders the need for imagination and curiosity by making them less engaged with the world.
What Can You Do?
However, if you dismiss these cases are extreme, we’d suggest you work on the following guidelines to check the time being spent on TV by your toddler-
• Set the time limit:
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