On Tech Kids (ages 3-9) Spend 2 hours daily on one screen

On Tech Kids (ages 3-9) Spend 2 hours daily on one screen

Being a digital parent


Today, children under 9 spend more than two hours on their cell phones or tablets. This trend of screen dependence for children aged 3 to 9 years shows a sharp increase in 2011, when children of the same age group were on screen for 15 minutes a day. However, with a 200% increase in screen time in 2017, it is now a parental alert and social media facing a virus problem.

Why do children do this?


The survey shows that the possible reasons can be many, some logic and others forced.

Improving digital awareness over the years can be an important reason.
It's the age of technology and innovation. The technological revolution has taken everyone, including children under 9 years.
Schools organize special technology courses and the proper use of mobile devices / tablets also plays a crucial role.
Parents do not pay attention to this growing problem, where young children / young children can use these devices.

Why kids like to spend time on screen


In the eyes of a child under 9, live only cartoons, games and fun applications. How to miss your favorite TOM and Jerry designs, your animated movies, your exciting games and most importantly, just for adventure, they love it. These colorful phones and tablets are attractive and fun. They are too young to think about the advantages and disadvantages of technology. They like the idea of ??having the world at their fingertips, playing video games and keeping their favorite characters like Spider-Man or Superman alive at the touch of a button on their screen. We can not deny the fact that they have time to have fun. However, if it is not monitored by parents, it can quickly become inappropriate content that seems to be accidental.

Parents have a say


According to the survey, 80% of parents confirm that these digital children like to spend more and more time on their screens. They like to alternate games, children's movies, animated movies, some learning apps, and so on. These parents are somewhat suspicious in this difficult situation, where younger children often use these devices.

A remarkable survey result


In a shocking study last month, many children (aged 8 to 11) enjoyed their TV or video game comfortably in their bedroom. They spent a lot of time watching television or playing video games. This fact influenced their studies, their meal times, their lunch break and, of course, their bedtime, and the parents had to scratch their heads with this marvel of technology.

Software applications come back to back up


Thanks to the software industry, we have a solution. Such confusing situations require quick and perfect solutions. A parental control app can monitor, track and control the child's device. Kids under the age of 9 can learn the daily time limit with proprietary apps for parents such as FamilyTime or Qustodio, which allow parents to set a daily time limit for devices. This will peacefully change the life of a parent and at the same time, children will learn to use a screen responsibly.

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