That's very true. It's only getting worse. The issue is that this isn't treated as a concern, we take it as part of life. But this is actually a big problem for us.
I agree with you; this is a major issue. I don't know how it is in other countries, but where I live, many parents give their children mobile phones from a very young age just to keep them quiet and prevent them from acting up.
That’s why it’s no surprise that so many children are now addicted to phones—or, even worse, suffering from speech delays.
Yes, because when given a mobile phone, children focus solely on the device. Meanwhile, their parents or caregivers are busy with other tasks—or, even worse, are preoccupied with their own phones—so the child is rarely engaged in conversation.
I mean, that's just the reality. They're busy with theirs while they keep the kids shut by being busy on their own. It's a disadvantage reality and bing concern.
You're right. Even we adults find it hard to stay away from our phones—let alone children who have been introduced to them from a young age.
That's very true. It's only getting worse. The issue is that this isn't treated as a concern, we take it as part of life. But this is actually a big problem for us.
I agree with you; this is a major issue. I don't know how it is in other countries, but where I live, many parents give their children mobile phones from a very young age just to keep them quiet and prevent them from acting up.
That’s why it’s no surprise that so many children are now addicted to phones—or, even worse, suffering from speech delays.
That's true. It happens in many places. Perhaps not that prominent or popular, but it's becoming a norm. A destructive one, sadly.
No surprise at all about that. It's the resultant effect. I've heard of that speech delays effect...
Yes, because when given a mobile phone, children focus solely on the device. Meanwhile, their parents or caregivers are busy with other tasks—or, even worse, are preoccupied with their own phones—so the child is rarely engaged in conversation.
I mean, that's just the reality. They're busy with theirs while they keep the kids shut by being busy on their own. It's a disadvantage reality and bing concern.