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Hi everyone!
In this article, I have decided to discuss another important topic which our parents face every day. Hundreds of dilemmas actually have to be deal with. One of the main dilemmas is about what our kids see on TV (including video games which packed with spy equipment).
As kids get older, even the most cautious moms and dads begin to ask themselves how much they really need to worry about the harmful effects of TV, video games and all those spy equipment.
So what would you say when your kid begged you to buy him a spy equipment? Let say he wants a toy gun or spy DVD (packed with violence action). If we'd object to the request, he sure would ply us with every argument: "Most kids my age already play / watch it" or "The games / movie not going to turn me into a violent person.”
That’s made many parents get headache. Our kid nowadays, learns very fast from the TV or Internet. Some of them really love all those spy equipment and wish one day they too would become a cool spy.
Let’s study below what our children watch every day on TV or play the games:
1.Cartoon rough and tumble, cartoon battles, slapstick,fantasy violence.
2.Action hero sword fighting or gun plays with blood.
3.Historical action - battles, fantasy battles or duels.
4.Shoot 'em ups; blow 'em ups, high tech spy equipment, accident with disfigurement or death, gang fighting, anger with family and friend.
Here are the suggestions to parents when their kids involved with the above movie or games depending on their age:
1.Anything that shows physical contact as a means of conflict resolution is totally not suitable for kid age ranging from 2 to 4 years old.
2.For children age ranging from 5 to 7 years old, there should be no depictions of violence that would reasonable result in death or serious injury, even in cartoon characters.
3.For children age ranging from 8 to 10 years old, violence should be portrayed as hurtful and causing suffering, not as beneficial or victorious.
4.For children age ranging from 11 to 12 years old, there should be no close-up or graphic violence; violence portrayed as hurtful and causing suffering, not as beneficial or victorious.
5.For children age ranging from 13 to 17 years old, they could watch violence movie with high tech spy equipment but point out that violence portrayed is hurtful and causes suffering, it's not beneficial or victorious. Limit time exposure to violence especially in videogames.
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Another useful tip:
1.Make sure kids do their homework and chores before plop down in front of the TV.
2.Get your kids to watch less TV by gathering the family for sit-down dinners. Having meals together not only brings everyone closer but also automatically curbs TV time.
3.Kids love their hero in action movie (especially with all those spy equipment), so shaving off even one hour of viewing significantly reduces their exposure.
However please remember, kids are more likely to pay attention when they've learned something themselves rather than being lectured about it.
For kids who love to be a spy (with your dream spy equipment of course), you could achieve your dream by legally become, let say a Private Investigator or CIA Agent or just for fun.
Get your spy equipment with you and start your day with more thrilling action. As long as you know the limit, just carry on with what you love. Make sure you have the right spy equipment in your Spy Toolbox today.
Remember Bond wouldn't leave base without his spy equipment. Wouldn’t you? You don't have to spend a fortune either to get the right Spy Equipment.
Your next Spy Equipment: How about playing with i-Sobot? (You will discover it later, its very coool!). Click below photo to meet this amazing robot:
Your spy equipment = your personality.
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