What should I do if my child is too addicted to playing with mobile phones?

A child's excessive addiction to playing with mobile phones may be due to the environment in which he grew up, such as the friends he makes, or it may be related to the education level of his family.

If it is related to the friends he has made, as a parent, you can usually guide him appropriately. For example, he should not always chat online through mobile phones, but can communicate properly face-to-face, and then chat face-to-face when he returns to school. It's better. It's not like we won't meet again. This way, it's easier to enhance feelings and maintain long-term friendship.

If it is purely from a family perspective, in families with left-behind children, parents should give appropriate care and warmth to their children, such as calling them frequently and caring about their lives and studies. Secondly, parents can pay attention to their children's interests and hobbies, and sign up for some hobby training and tutoring classes for them, so that they can better make full use of their leisure time to learn and cultivate interests, making it easier for them to find themselves, believe in themselves, and let them They have no more time to be addicted to their mobile phones.

Families with good economic conditions can take their children to travel more and see more of the world outside the mobile phone, so that they can see the differences in the outside world and guide them to establish a correct world view. , outlook on life, values.

In other words, parents will guide their children to make reasonable plans, such as when to play with mobile phones every day, and how long they can play with mobile phones, so that their children's eyes can rest. At the same time, teach children that playing with mobile phones is harmful, and give some typical examples of dangers appropriately to make children aware of the dangers of playing with mobile phones.

Parents can also often take their children out to exercise, so that their children can feel the pleasure brought by exercise. This is also a shortcut to keep children from playing with mobile phones.