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Children as young as right own a mobile phone nowadays. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

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In recent years, kids having their own telephones for several reasons. In my ,opinion I think having a mobile is completely a negative impact on our children.
However
, I believe
this
 would help them to learn. In
this
 ,essay I will discuss both advantages and disadvantages and try to draw some conclusions. The first and foremost reason that I would like to explain is, giving a phone at the early stage of a little
one
 is equal to destroying their life. Let's see how
this
 is affecting our younger's life. Using mobiles frequently causes harm to the eyes. Nowadays 35% of kids are using spectacles. Getting addiction is the second major thing. Mothers are struggling a lot when feeding their little
one
 . Because they need telephone even eating. And using a phone regularly can harm earning power.
One
 study shows that in the next 50 years, Most people in the world are blind and deaf. The third major disadvantage is using mobile is
one
 of the big barriers between
parents
 and child bonding. Children don't have time to spend with their
parents
 and the
parents
 too don't have the time to spend with their toddlers.
On the other hand
, by using
this
 new technology , kids are becoming more and more advanced. They are learning new things. They can improve their knowledge to some extent.
This
 could lead our children as brilliant. To sum it up, Giving the telephone at a younger age have lots of disadvantages.
Such
 as eye problems, ear problems, depression and
also
 bond breakage with
parents
.
In contrast
, they can gain knowledge too. So the
parents
 should be very aware of
this
. They have to maintain a balance between the usage of technical devices and their healthy lifestyle. Always they have to keep an eye on it.
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