There are great dangers for children playing mobile online games, parents should be vigilant!

With the implementation of the two-child policy, many families have focused on the birth of a second child, resulting in the attention paid to existing children being no longer as high as before. Many parents even give their children mobile games to buy peace of mind when their children are crying. In fact, mobile online games are particularly harmful to children, so parents should be vigilant!

Dr. Gerard Kaidu of the University of Warwick in the UK warned that mobile phone radiation can disrupt the normal functioning of children's nervous system, causing a series of problems such as memory loss, headaches, and poor sleep.

Affects growth and development. Large doses of electromagnetic radiation are not only harmful to children's growth and development, but can also cause diseases such as asthma and leukemia. Ren Yixun, a neonatologist at Beijing Children's Hospital, said that children are in the stage of growth and development, and the water content in their body tissues is richer than that of adults. However, the microwaves from mobile phones have the characteristic of causing greater damage to organs that contain more water.

Therefore, microwaves are most harmful to human eyes. In addition, long-term texting may cause deformities in children's fingers; lowering the head to play games, etc., will cause great harm to the child's cervical spine.

Influence thinking patterns. Phone calls and text messages deprive children of the opportunity to communicate with others face to face, which can easily make them become timid, lonely and paranoid. A study by Professor Abraham Lamson, an epidemiologist at Monash University in Australia, shows that teenagers who love to send text messages have difficulty thinking deeply about problems, are eager for results in everything, and are more impulsive than their peers.

Frequent use of the associative input function on mobile phones to send text messages will make children pursue speed when doing other things and ignore accuracy, which will greatly affect the way they think.

Being addicted to games deepens the gap. Frequent texting to classmates and friends may make children less likely to tell their parents the truth, deepening parents' sense of loss of control and the rift between parents and children. On the other hand, with the development of modern communication technology, mobile phones can also access the Internet anytime and anywhere, which makes downloading games more convenient. Some children may become overly addicted to games, which may affect their growth.

Easy to be deceived and blindly compare with others. Mobile phone fraud continues despite repeated bans, and exposing children who lack judgment to too much information can easily put them in danger. The rapid speed at which mobile phones are updated and replaced can easily make children greedy, vain and blindly compare with others.