How can parents help their children quit Internet addiction?

Nowadays, talking about children's addiction to online games and online chatting is not just a headache for their parents. These children are addicted to the virtual world built by the Internet, ignoring the advice of their parents and teachers, and some even ruin their bright future. How can parents help their children quit Internet addiction?

First, parents should take responsibility.

Parents should actively communicate with their children on an equal footing and strengthen their spiritual care for their children. Parents should actively communicate with their children on an equal footing and understand their inner world. For example, parents can often talk to their children about things they are interested in, participate in meaningful activities that children are interested in, respect their cognition, meet their needs for spiritual love, and reduce their desire to surf the Internet.

2. Let children know about real life. Teenagers need a full spiritual life and colorful entertainment activities to release energy, adjust emotions and psychology, and relieve the pressure brought by study. Therefore, if they are not allowed to surf the Internet, they must find other hobbies instead, such as playing ball games, collecting stamps, swimming, playing chess, climbing mountains, traveling or outdoor activities, so that teenagers can feel the truth and happiness of real life in activities and participating in collective life.

3. Correctly handle the relationship between men and women in children. Create conditions and ways for normal communication between boys and girls, and carry out practical and effective adolescent psychological education. In view of the behavior of middle school students who are curious about the opposite sex and make friends with the opposite sex on the Internet because of their adolescent sexual psychology germination, I encourage and support the normal communication between boys and girls. I often use class meetings and group activities to create conditions for normal communication between boys and girls.

To help children quit Internet addiction, in fact, parents should set an example. For example, if you play mobile phone all day, but you want to restrict your children, do you think they will be convinced? It's better to put down your mobile phone, spend more time with your children and talk about learning. What happens around you will also enrich their lives.