Computer games and free surfing on the Internet are gaining more and more fans among children. Addiction takes different forms, often parents have to resort to the help of child psychologists. Start earning your child's respect to get him out of the virtual world.
Instructions
Step 1
Communicate with your child more. Do not dismiss childish questions, no matter how tired you are. When you come home from work, immediately ask your child to brew fresh tea for you. Get out some tasty treats and have a chat with your child as you tea together.
Step 2
The virtual world replaces the real world for children who are deprived of communication with their parents. It is easy to solve any problem there, build relationships, and just as easily you can drop everything and start over with other people. This imaginary lightness and colorful illusion draws in the young man, he begins to be afraid of reality.
Step 3
Talk to your child more, discuss your affairs, plans, problems, so that the youngest member of your family has a voice and is aware of everything that is happening. Having thought of making repairs, changing furniture, buying a car, lay out a pile of catalogs on the table and consult with all your household.
Step 4
If you are sincerely interested in the child's opinion and listen to his thoughts, he will be much less eager to escape into the virtual world, because real life is interesting and eventful.
Step 5
Themselves, too, do not get carried away by "home" entertainment - television, solitaire and videos. Go outside with your child - make snowmen, go skiing, plant plants, ride a bike. Buy equipment for overnight hikes (tent, lanterns, thermos, kettle and other useful things). Would a child trade the opportunity to sit by the fire, listening to your stories about childhood, for a computer?
Step 6
Arrange competitions, for example, who will learn to roller skate faster or who will build the tallest snow castle. Come up with a prize for the winner. It could be a trip to a water park or a cool bike.
Step 7
Take your time, the result of your actions may not appear immediately. Most importantly, do not give up trying to snatch your child out of the virtual space. Gradually, the child will begin to find real life with real events and adventures more interesting than a computer game.
