Some parents are worried about increasing level of violence in TV, videos games and other types of entertainment for children’s leisure. How does this affect children? How do you thing problem can be tackled?

Worrisome concerns have been raised among some parents for their children who are spending the majority of their leisure time by watching the increased level of violence and dangerous content on the screens like TV and video games. In my view,

such

contents can be held responsible for the development of anti social behaviour and aggressive personality among them. Combined efforts done by parents and government can handle

this

issue before long lasting damage being done on children’s behaviours.

Firstly

, children with a higher exposure to violent and abusive contents through the TV serials, movies and games has increased chances of being diagnosed with psychiatric problems. In fact,

such

children have deranged cognitive skills and concentration abilities

which later

Accept comma addition

which, later

on, creating issues for them to cope with the future prospects.

Secondly

, following the acts performed in the games and movies has escalated both major and minor crimes among children and

thus

subsequently

resulted in juvenile delinquency.

For instance

, watching the car racing games has led to over speeding and violation of the traffic rules, and war games to drug dealing, kidnapping and robbery.

However

, the government should strengthen censorship regulations on

such

kinds of entertainment through banning the violent contents, setting age limit and redefining the airing time to limit the screen exposure to children.

Moreover

, parents should play a cautious role in supervising the content viewed by their children on the screen.

Furthermore

, they should spend more time with their children and divert their minds by making them busy in healthy outdoor activities. In case of any psychological issues, parents should timely take the medical help and indulge them in personality development exercises. In conclusion, violent contents can make the children most vulnerable to aggressive and antisocial behaviour which can be avoided under the strict supervision of parents and tight censorships done by the government bodies.