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Asked: July 26, 2024In: , , , , , ,
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  1. Umang Singh Yadav
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    Stress is a physical and emotional state of tension triggered by internal or external pressures characterized by feelings of anxiety, overwhelm and fatigue, impacting mental and physical well being. There are several reasons why children may experience stress easily. Some common factors include -  ARead more

    Stress is a physical and emotional state of tension triggered by internal or external pressures characterized by feelings of anxiety, overwhelm and fatigue, impacting mental and physical well being.

    There are several reasons why children may experience stress easily. Some common factors include –

    1.  Academic pressure stresses children through excessive homework, high expectations and fear of failure impacting self esteem and happiness.
    2. Social issues such as bullying, peer conflicts and social media anxiety cause stress, eroding children’s confidence and well being.
    3. Family dynamics including divorce, financial struggles, parental conflict and unrealistic expectations create stress, insecurity and emotional turmoil in children.
    4. Children’s inability to regulate emotions, manage frustration and cope with feelings leads to stress, anxiety and emotional overload issues.
    5. Environmental factors such as poverty, violence, trauma and natural disasters expose children to stress, fear and emotional distress.
    6. Unrealistic expectations from parents, teachers or self imposed create undue pressure leading to stress, anxiety and decreased self esteem in children.
    7. Sleep deprivation disrupts children’s emotional regulation by causing irritability, anxiety and stress, impairing cognitive function and overall well being severely.
    8. Poor nutrition and unhealthy diets high in sugar and processed foods trigger stress, energy crashes and mood swings.

     

    Reducing stress in children involves promoting healthy habits, open communication, emotional support and relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, exercise and mindfulness, fostering a nurturing environment and balanced lifestyle.

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Khushali ShahBegginer
Asked: July 19, 2024In: , , ,
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What is a common concern among parents about their children using mobile phones?

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  1. Bhawna Lalwani
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    The possible effects of mobile phone use on children's general development and health are a common worry among parents. 1. Parents are concerned that their children's excessive screen time may result in physical problems like bad posture, eye strain, and a sedentary lifestyle, all of which may exaceRead more

    The possible effects of mobile phone use on children’s general development and health are a common worry among parents.

    1. Parents are concerned that their children’s excessive screen time may result in physical problems like bad posture, eye strain, and a sedentary lifestyle, all of which may exacerbate health issues like obesity and vision problems.

    2.Concerns have also been raised regarding the impact on mental health, including higher risks of anxiety, depression, and irregular sleep cycles as a result of exposure to blue light.

    3.Parental anxiety is also increased by the possibility of cyberbullying, exposure to inappropriate content, and risks related to online safety.

    4.Parents are also worried about the distractions that cell phones can provide, which could have an impact on social skill development and academic achievement.

    These problems emphasize the necessity of careful and balanced management.

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Noshin KhanBegginer
Asked: July 15, 2024In:
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Some parents use their children to make videos on social media. Do you think it is okay to record your children for the sake of content? Support your answer with appropriate arguments.

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  1. Sabrina prabhu
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    Using children to create social media content is something I feel deeply conflicted about. On one hand, sharing family moments can be heartwarming and create connections. But as someone who cares about the well-being of children, I worry about the potential impacts on their privacy and mental healthRead more

    Using children to create social media content is something I feel deeply conflicted about. On one hand, sharing family moments can be heartwarming and create connections. But as someone who cares about the well-being of children, I worry about the potential impacts on their privacy and mental health.

    Children can’t fully understand or consent to having their lives shared online. What seems like innocent fun now might become a source of embarrassment or discomfort for them later. They deserve the right to control their digital footprint and decide how much of their life is shared.

    I also think about the pressure it can place on children. They might feel they have to perform or behave a certain way to meet an audience’s expectations, which can take a toll on their mental and emotional health. Childhood should be about exploring, learning, and having fun, not about creating content to gain likes and followers.

    Safety is another concern. Sharing videos of children exposes them to online predators and unwanted attention. Protecting a child’s privacy and safety should always come first.

    While some parents see content creation as a way to bond with their children, it’s crucial to balance this with respect for the child’s autonomy and future. Children should be free to enjoy their childhood without the pressure of being on display. It’s our responsibility to protect their well-being and privacy above all else.

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Asked: July 15, 2024In:
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Do you think wide use of social media has impacted children? Explain how it is good or bad?

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  1. Atasi Chel
    Atasi Chel Begginer

    I believe that the excessive use of social media is having a negative impact on children today. More and more children are becoming addicted to their smartphones, which can disrupt their sleep and eating habits. They are losing interest in physical activities, personal growth, and hobbies they wouldRead more

    I believe that the excessive use of social media is having a negative impact on children today. More and more children are becoming addicted to their smartphones, which can disrupt their sleep and eating habits. They are losing interest in physical activities, personal growth, and hobbies they would otherwise enjoy. The constant use of social media is leading them to compare themselves with others unrealistically, increasing the likelihood of anxiety and depression. People tend to portray a perfect image on social media, causing children to feel inadequate and develop feelings of guilt, helplessness, and fear of judgment. This can lead to psychological issues and a fear of missing out on social connections. Exposure to inappropriate content on social media can also leave children feeling curious, confused, and shocked. Additionally, the easy access to social media makes teenagers more susceptible to cyberbullying, potentially leading to various mental health issues.Children may also be influenced by unrealistic body images they see online, which can lead to eating disorders like Bulimia affecting their mental and physical health. Additionally, they may unknowingly share personal information online and become vulnerable to exploitation. To mitigate these risks, parents should supervise their child’s social media use and have open discussions about their online activities.

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Asked: August 8, 2024In:
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  1. RAMYASL
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    some children lack of support and Guidance from their teachers, and mentors to understand the Education value. Due to family pressure and stress in Education, Some children start to hate it and never try to Understand. Even though some children have a support and guidance system, also stress-free EdRead more

    some children lack of support and Guidance from their teachers, and mentors to understand the Education value. Due to family pressure and stress in Education, Some children start to hate it and never try to Understand. Even though some children have a support and guidance system, also stress-free Education, Most of them don’t understand it this is because they have not experienced the Value of Education. Let’s take an example here for a clear Explanation. Now Let us take two Friends, Friend 1 and Friend 2. Friend 1 Watched a movie last night and also described it with positive comments like it very superb and nice, A Wonderful movie that I had never seen before, said to friend 2. Friend 2 just reacted as normal not as excited as Friend 1! That day night Friend 2 watched the same movie. The following day Friend 2 expressed excitement to Friend 1 that you are true, the Movie is Wonderful. This shows that When an individual experiences it, they can understand it better than in words.

    You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink.

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Asked: July 20, 2024In: , , ,
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  1. Seema Kulkarni
    Seema Kulkarni

    Teaching children about personal hygiene- an essential life skill Cleanliness is next to Godliness. We all are aware of this popular               proverb. Following basic hygiene is  a must for all age groups. Children especially are exposed to harmful bacteria and germs on a daily basis. So makingRead more

    Teaching children about personal hygiene- an essential life skill

    Cleanliness is next to Godliness. We all are aware of this popular               proverb. Following basic hygiene is  a must for all age groups. Children especially are exposed to harmful bacteria and germs on a daily basis. So making them aware about hygiene and cleanliness must be the top priority. Basic habits of cleanliness include:

    • Hand hygiene  – We often see parents encouraging children to wash their hands regularly. Since most infections are spread through hands. Young children are often involved in gobbling food, thumb sucking, and fondling hands on soiled floors exposes them to the biggest health hazard.

    Advise children to wash their hands before and after having every meal,                      after using the washroom, after disposing of the garbage, after cuddling                      an animal, after returning from school.

    • Happy teeth, happy lives – Oral health plays a vital role in children’s lives. Children putting up with a  good oral routine at the very beginning stage of growth is the best practice that dentists recommend worldwide.

    Inculcate the habit of brushing teeth twice a day among children. The                         dentists usually recommend a tiny amount of fluoride free toothpaste for                     children below 5 years.

    • Happiness can be found in water – Bathing rituals contribute to an essential part of hygiene. Bathing twice a day is advisable for all age groups. A good antibacterial soap with a pleasant fragrance is all you need to get your children bathe. Make sure your child cleans his/hers private parts well.
    • Good nails do not lie – Nail trimming on a weekly basis is also a highly recommended habit amongst the health experts. Germs and harmful bacteria dwelling in nail cuticles can pose a big health risk among young kids. I would personally recommend trimming nails after a shower since nails tend to be softer at that time.
    • Do you have a handkerchief, then put it in your pocket – A person can get easily infected with your negligence. So instruct your children to cover their mouth and nose while coughing and sneezing.

    Empower the children with good values, health and hygiene. Because it                       is the lifetime gift that they will carry forward on your behalf. So my                             friends, do not delay and bring in small habits into action starting from                       today.

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Asked: July 18, 2024In: ,
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What are the pro’s and cons in handing a smartphone to a child below 13?

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    D Begginer

    According to me, I suggest that at the age of 18, before that like age of 15, they can use a phone for their homework. But I don't feel that at the age of 15 they need a phone because it is an addiction. A phone is an addiction; it controls us and decides what we should see. I'm an adult, and I faceRead more

    According to me, I suggest that at the age of 18, before that like age of 15, they can use a phone for their homework. But I don’t feel that at the age of 15 they need a phone because it is an addiction. A phone is an addiction; it controls us and decides what we should see. I’m an adult, and I faced lots of difficulties at the age of 15. I didn’t use a phone even at the age of 18; I bought a tablet. I didn’t get a phone until after completing my college. I bought a phone and quit social media at the age of 19 because it really affected my mental health. I was in depression; I went through lots of stuff, and I decided that this phone was affecting my mental health. I should stay away from the phone and only use the mobile phone for work. At teenage age, they should enjoy with their friends and talk with family; even at that age, they shouldn’t use a mobile phone and scroll social media. At the age of 20 or 21, they can control their mind. Of course, they will go through lots, but they will be even stronger, and their mindset will be great. No matter what, they can bounce back again and again. So once they become adults, they can use a phone because they won’t get addicted to any device; they will focus on themselves.

     

    The pro’s and cons in handing a smartphone to a child below 13

     

    Pros:

    They can educate themselves through mobile devices.

    They can communicate with their friends via phone at any time.

     

    Cons:

    They may become addicted to the phone.

    It could negatively impact their mental health.

    It could affect their well-being.

     

    Additional Points:

    At the age of 13, they should play with friends and communicate with family face-to-face.

    They shouldn’t lose their innocence at such a young age.

    They should remain true to themselves; social media shouldn’t negatively influence or change them, nor should it compromise their happiness.

     

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Asked: July 13, 2024In:
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  1. Zaiba Mansuri
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    Pediatricians recommend several strategies to help reduce children's screen time, promoting healthier lifestyles and well-being. First, setting clear and consistent limits on screen use is essential. Establishing screen-free times, such as during meals or an hour before bedtime, helps create boundarRead more

    Pediatricians recommend several strategies to help reduce children’s screen time, promoting healthier lifestyles and well-being. First, setting clear and consistent limits on screen use is essential. Establishing screen-free times, such as during meals or an hour before bedtime, helps create boundaries and encourages children to engage in other activities. Encouraging alternative activities like reading, outdoor play, or hobbies can redirect their focus from screens. Parents should also model healthy screen habits, as children often mimic adult behavior. Co-viewing and discussing content can make screen time more interactive and educational. Creating a balanced routine that includes physical activity, social interaction, and adequate sleep is vital. Pediatricians also emphasize the importance of setting up a designated area for screens and avoiding screens in bedrooms. Finally, using parental controls and monitoring content ensures children are exposed to age-appropriate material, further supporting a healthier relationship with screens.

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Asked: July 15, 2024In:
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Understanding a child’s emotional level is crucial for their overall well-being and development. Emotions play a central role in how children perceive and interact with the world around them. By understanding a child’s emotions, caregivers and educators can provide appropriate ...

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  1. Noshin Khan
    Noshin Khan Begginer

    Many people come from dysfunctional families, which eventually changes their perspective of seeing anything specially in relationships or trusting people. Childhood trauma can be a life-changing point in anybody's life. Hence, it becomes important for adults to make sure their children are in good hRead more

    Many people come from dysfunctional families, which eventually changes their perspective of seeing anything specially in relationships or trusting people. Childhood trauma can be a life-changing point in anybody’s life. Hence, it becomes important for adults to make sure their children are in good health. By good health, it means physical health and mental health both. Raising kids is raising a new generation, and adults must make sure they do it best. Feeding kids, getting them education, and providing them with money doesn’t mean their job is done; raising kids also requires adults to make sure their children aren’t suffering alone. The spike in mental health problems is a result of not talking about our problems. Adults must be friendly with their children so that if anything troubles the kid, they can run to their parents and not to anyone who can take advantage. It’s important for parents to gain their children’s trust. It’s extremely important to understand a child’s emotions and make them realize their emotions are valid. Talking about their problems and not blaming them for getting in trouble is sometimes the best parents can do. Parents must be a child’s home and not another battle to face.

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Asked: July 18, 2024In: , ,
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  1. Khushi Tambat
    Khushi Tambat Begginer

    Implementing positive reinforcement in parent-child relationships offers several long-term advantages: 1. **Promotes Positive Behavior**: Rewarding desirable behaviors encourages children to repeat them, fostering a positive atmosphere at home. 2. **Builds Self-Esteem**: Regular praise and encourageRead more

    Implementing positive reinforcement in parent-child relationships offers several long-term advantages:

    1. **Promotes Positive Behavior**: Rewarding desirable behaviors encourages children to repeat them, fostering a positive atmosphere at home.

    2. **Builds Self-Esteem**: Regular praise and encouragement boost children’s confidence and self-worth, helping them develop a positive self-image.

    3. **Strengthens Bond**: Positive interactions create a strong emotional bond between parents and children, enhancing trust and communication.

    4. **Teaches Responsibility**: Rewards tied to responsibilities (e.g., chores) teach children the importance of accountability and contributing to family life.

    5. **Improves Emotional Regulation**: By focusing on positive behaviors, children learn to manage their emotions and reactions effectively.

    6. **Enhances Motivation and Learning**: Encouraging effort and perseverance through reinforcement fosters a mindset of continuous learning and improvement.

    7. **Reduces Negative Behaviors**: Emphasizing positives reduces the need for disciplinary measures, promoting a nurturing and supportive environment.

    Overall, positive reinforcement helps cultivate a harmonious and respectful relationship, laying the foundation for children to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

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