how to keep mobile away from child

My child does not eat without a mobile.

My child is glued to the mobile all day 

What can you do?

This question is asked of myself also because I also come across this problem 


How much mobile do I use?

If I am holding a gadget in my hand, I will not be able to tell my child to keep the mobile away.

The irony is that I have to come on the Mobile and tell this to stay away from the mobile

See the irony !! Technology is good 

Technology is very good  

But how you balance that technology in your life is very important 


 Why it's Important

1. Screen time limits: 

Excessive screen time can affect children's physical and mental health.

2. Safety concerns: 

Mobiles can be a distraction, leading to accidents or injuries.

3. Social skills development: 

Face-to-face interaction is crucial for social skills development.


Here are some tips

1. Make rules -

Do not snatch the phone away from the child. You will not get the phone; this is not going to work. 

You have to set some rules which also you have to abide by you also have to follow those rules. 

So, sometimes in your daily routine, make a point that no screen time, no mobile, make such a role model that you too will follow!! It’s difficult, but impossible not at all

2. Story Books -                  

It’s very important, think of that time when mobiles were not there, when there were no screens, how mothers made their children feed and play.

Because, when you are feeding the child with the mobile in hand, the child hardly knows what he is eating, because while eating, the child must know what he is eating, and he must feel the food. 

3. Outdoor games 


It is important to make a habit for kids to play outside. You can also use this as a reward, that if the child doesn’t use their mobile for an hour, you will let them play outside.

It is crucial to establish a proper timetable.

Many times, parents use a mobile as a reward, or a babysitter also gives a phone in case she is tired and the child is not listening, but that is not the correct method.

4. Art and crafts: 

Engage children in creative activities like drawing, painting, or crafting.

5. Board games: 

Play board games or puzzles that promote social interaction and cognitive development.

6. Cooking or baking: 

Engage children in simple recipes, teaching them about measurements and following instructions.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

S.S.P.S - E - Prospectus

Image
We, at S.S.P.S. believe in giving an environment that helps a child to grow confidently. Our motto is to inculcate values, creativity, and discipline through freedom, experiences, fun & play. We make endless efforts to make their process of growth,  playful, enjoyable & stress-free. The tender care and homelike surroundings with experienced faculties make S.S.P.S a great place to grow. The parents are assured of safety and hygiene of the highest standards . S.S.P.S. is designed to welcome kids with open arms. • The campus is surrounded by lush green trees and very close to nature. • Outdoor Play area - Well equipped with safe and fun giving equipment. • Indoor Play area - Sufficiently equipped with soft toys, most modern Montessori, toys, board games, and much more. • Comfortable and spacious seating arrangement. • A systematic method to build the foundation strong. • Small Batch size • Experienced and efficient staff • Well-equipped play area • S.S.P.S School app Our sylla...
Read more

Todd Care - E - Prospectus

Image
Todd Care - Age Group 1yr-1yr & 7months Todd Care Program Offers Music & Movement - Engaging in music and movement activities fosters creativity, coordination, and self-expression in young children and promotes physical and cognitive development. Play & Learn - Playful learning experiences help children develop essential skills, build confidence, and foster a lifelong love for learning. Speech & Language Development - Engaging in interactive conversations, reading, and play stimulates speech and language development in young children, laying the foundation for effective communication. Social Interaction - Positive social interactions with caregivers, peers, and community members help young children develop essential social skills, empathy, and emotional intelligence. Why Todd Care? • "Todd Care" aims to provide stimulating sensory activities to toddlers. • The activities for this group are developed with their comfort in mind and allow them to explore. • Speci...
Read more

S.S.P.S Highlights for Grades 1 and 2

Image
  At S.S.P.S. -  Our mission is to provide a nurturing environment that cultivates academic excellence, emotional intelligence & social responsibility, preparing students for a rapidly changing world. Our vision is to create a vibrant learning community that ignites the imagination, fosters, creativity & prepares students to thrive in an ever - evolving global landscape. Curriculum and Academic Approach Comprehensive Curriculum:  A well-rounded curriculum that focuses on academics, physical education, and emotional intelligence. Student-Centered Learning:  Teaching methods that cater to individual learning styles and abilities. Emphasis on Value Education: Incorporating values like respect, empathy, and kindness into the curriculum. Facilities and Infrastructure Classrooms:  Well-ventilated classrooms and spacious Classrooms   Sports and Extracurricular Facilities:  Facilities for indoor and outdoor games, music, and art. Safety and Suppor...
Read more