Does the child need a mobile phone? Parents are divided on this issue.
Some mothers are sure that the phone is a useless toy, while others would never let the baby go into the yard without a means of communication.
Who is right? Let’s talk about the advantages and disadvantages of cell phones.
Mobile phone is a subject for bragging
And it is true. However, children show off not only phones but also school backpacks, new clothes, toys, and even stationery. So that the child does not show the phone to friends at any opportunity, choose the simplest but most convenient model for him.
Peace of mind
In our turbulent times, when terrorist attacks and street fights are everywhere, a mobile phone is really a guarantee of peace of mind for parents. However, make sure that the baby’s phone is always well charged, otherwise, a dead battery will make you nervous.
Dear connection
Are you worried that your child will talk endlessly on the phone, and it will cost you dearly? Why not use the fixed numbers feature? Set up your baby’s mobile so that he can only call his parents and grandparents.
Mobile distractions
Of course, you cannot use your cell phone during school hours. Teach your child to turn off the sound on the phone and remove the mobile from the desk. Let your baby’s “gadget” have a few games and other entertainment as possible.
The phone attracts intruders
A trusting child can easily become a victim of a bully or a scammer. However, you can protect your child. Explain to your child that the phone should only be kept in a secret pocket. Strictly prohibit showing your mobile to strangers.
Mobile is harmful to health
Yesterday everyone was talking about the fact that phones contribute to the development of Alzheimer’s and other ailments. Today, scientists said that mobile communication improves immunity. The fact is that cell phones have appeared relatively recently, and there is little reliable information about them.
While the fact that the mobile provoked any disease is not known to science, so you should not worry in vain.
