Should one buy a *machine for the child to learn with?
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The child has been in school for over three years, and this year they suddenly started insisting on getting a *tablet, specifying that it should be one that allows playing games, saying that other classmates all have one. As a parent, with my child being only 8 or 9 years old, is it necessary to buy a learning tablet? Which learning machine is the best to buy? I welcome suggestions from all fellow netizens; thank you O(∩_∩)O
The child is still young and lacks self-control, so it’s best not to buy it. However, it’s not easy to persuade the child; this requires parents to have the ability to conduct persuasive talks with them: lol
You can get to know his classmates; if it’s true, choose one that you think is suitable and buy one for the child. If not, I won’t buy it. It’s easy to say then.
The child is only 8 or 9 years old; there’s no need to buy a learning machine
How are the child’s grades in *? Generally, what a child wants is related to their environment. You might as well take the time to ask the class teacher and see if it’s necessary, after all, one spends 5 days a week at school, so consider everything carefully.
Buy a learning machine with games for third grade? It’s basically just a game console. These days, my niece and nephew are mainly into playing games; there’s no time for them to study. It’s annoying – my brother even keeps complaining that I have too much money to waste on this :L
May I ask, are you sure that children learning *machines are meant to use them for *purposes? If all the other students have it, does he really have to have it too? What logic is this?
╮(╯▽╰)╭, I’m also struggling with it. . Now the child has become so spoiled that they act as if they’re in charge, even more so than I am.
Can we reject a product of this era? It should be bought; supervision is what matters. Be a responsible parent.
Sigh~ It’s better to make some adjustments. Personally, I think children should be spoiled a bit, but if they’re spoiled to the point where they can do whatever they want, that seems a bit excessive. Will this child suffer disadvantages once they enter society?~
I wonder if tablets can have account permissions set up, just like computers, to prevent the random installation of software and so on. . . It’s obvious they want to play a game. . Kids are hard to control. . .