In the modern world, there is not a single family in which there would not be all kinds of gadgets, computers and televisions. If you just think about how much time and health are taken away from us playing on tablets, watching television programs, and just "walking" on the Internet. But the worst thing is that children, repeating the lifestyle of their parents, are completely immersed in the world of gadgets.
Instructions
Step 1
Scheduled game.
The student's personal computer should not be freely available. Schedule the day for your child. What should he do, how he comes home from school, time for rest, walks, dinner, and also assign the child no more than 1-2 hours of playing at the computer. Once your schedule has become a child's habit, you can easily go about your business without supervising the child.
Step 2
Parental control.
Install on the gadget a function that restricts visits to "non-child" resources, as well as a program for controlling the time of the game. Of course, it is necessary to discuss the rules of network safety with your child.
Step 3
Other interests.
Make sure your child has enough activities besides playing on the computer. If you have problems with this, then sit down with your child and discuss his interests. Maybe the child wants to do some hobby. As soon as you find out the interests of your child, enroll him in your favorite circles, sports sections, etc. If the child is silent with regards to his interests, then you can buy interesting books or have a pet in the house.
Step 4
Personal example.
Announce an “informational diet” for the whole family once a week. Try board games, have a picnic, or invite your child's friends, for example. And best of all, arrange a trip out of town. This will not only save you from all kinds of gadgets, but also help relieve stress, and just take a break from the noise of the city.
