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| Taking Advantage from TV |
| Be discipline with limit |
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Despite its faults, TV does offer access to wonderland of experiences – sights, sounds, and people – that a child can find nowhere else.It can take children to the far corners of the world or even the universe, expose them to the past and the future, the everyday and the exotic, the arts and the sciences.
These followings tips will help your family derive the most benefits from his medium with the least risk:
Setting rational limit now. Before eighteen months, a toddler can easily do without any TV at all. At eighteen months, half an hour a day is sufficient. When your toddler passes his or her second birthday, consider expanding TV viewing to an hour a day, particularly when outdoor play is limited because of inclement weather. But allowing more TV time than that for toddlers, who should be spending most of their time doing rather than watching, is not a good idea.
