Using computer every day can have more negatives than positive effects on young children. Do you agree or disagree?

As technology spread wide these days, it becomes easier for children to deal with computers on daily basis. In my opinion, I completely agree that
this
phenomenon has a bad influence on them
especially
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on their health and social skills.
Firstly
, long sitting on computers may cause a number of health problems for them. Painful back pain that comes from an improper way of sitting in front of the screen might be a major health issue.
Moreover
, a study shows that 35% of cases of young people who wear glasses
caused
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by the blue ray
which
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all
computer’s
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screens generate.
Also
, most of the children who spent a big part of their
time
on computers tend to eat junk food and refuse to do exercises which causes obesity and
this
eventually leads to heart
dieses
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disease
.
Secondly
, at
this
critical age, social skills are significant and have a major impact on the children’s characteristics.
Hence
, a lack of these skills might be problematic essentially when it comes to
communicate
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in a formal context
such
as job interviews, conferences, and presentations. All of
that is
caused by a large amount of
time
spent in front of the screen
instead
of communicating with others and improving these abilities at a young age.
Finally
, childhood and teenage are the stages of life where people create their best memories so
instead
of staring at a screen the whole
time
which, personally, I think is a waste of
time
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this
age. In conclusion,
although
technology is an essential part of our life, I suppose that letting our children use technology every day is harmful to their bodies and personalities.
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