My son still can’t get rid of his bad habits from the summer vacation even after school started; what should I do? .
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Since school started, my son has still not been able to break his bad habit of playing games during the summer holidays. When my wife and I are not at home, he keeps secretly using the home gaming console. Looking back, I really regret buying it for him. On the other hand, thinking about the time when our whole family played those motion-sensing games, it was still a wonderful experience. Well, everything has its pros and cons, after all
Just study it over the next period.....
Parents should adopt the right approach when it comes to their children playing games, and they should negotiate with them properly. Immersive gaming is indeed a good option; after all, it’s a popular trend these days, and it’s normal to play such games. However, becoming addicted to them is not normal. jinlaiba.com/archives/4635.html
Allowing children to play online games can create a strong sense of the virtual world in them, making it difficult for them to give up such behavior. Every family faces the problem of children playing games; it’s a headache, and it’s necessary to prevent them from becoming addicted to these games. The situation gets worse as the grade level increases. . .
Playing games is human nature. It are the parents who are anxious, influenced by so-called experts and those who have experienced similar situations from the outside world. There’s no need to make a big deal out of these things. Let the child play; once they have had enough, that’s fine.
It needs to be managed; even adults can’t control their gaming habits, let alone children. Something needs to be done to address this, such as allowing them to play games in moderation after finishing their homework!
Let’s make a deal with the kid; I did the same thing. Now I’ve agreed with him that I’ll only bring the computer back on Fridays, and it has to stay away during school hours! ! :victory::victory::victory:
Set a limit, or give a certain task; once it’s completed, they can use the computer
Control: After coming home from school and finishing homework, they can play for half an hour to 1 hour. Control every day