Various Method to Prevent From Game Addiction

It's always good to do what a person enjoy. But can you go too far with your hobby? And if it becomes an addiction?

I guess that's the reason why experts always say it is always better to take prevention than curing the disease. In my various blog you must have read about how gaming industries is increasing day but day and how it is being problem for children and teenager as an “addiction” but today there are various prevention you can take and be addiction free.

Prevention which should be taken to protect your kids from video game addiction, so that they can enjoy all the rest that life has to offer.

Set Limits

Is your child spending too much time with his games? Is He at a loss without his Xbox, iPad, or phone? Help him restore balance by setting limits—time limits, location limits, even limits by days of the week.

Take it Away

If setting limits doesn’t work, take it away. Explain to your child that this “whatever it is” has become too important in her life. Tell that He/she needs to realize that He/she could actually live without it if He/she had to. Then decide how long your child should go without it.

Give it away

This is a pretty drastic measure, but its power is two fold: first, it gets it away from your child, next it teaches the power of sacrifice and sharing, and finally it shows your child that you are extremely serious about setting limits.

Hide It

When your child gets too attached to his iPad, hide it. Then, he has to complete a list of chores or read, or anything else to put a bit of distance between him and his go-to item. Then, when he’s made a good separation for a while, bring the iPad out of hiding.

Make him earn it

Some families do a 3 for 1 exchange on video games—for every three hours you read or do something positive for your brain, you get one hour of video game time. Or you can tie their screen time to doing chores.

Talk to him about it

When your child gets carried away with his iPad, tell him the iPad itself isn’t bad, neither is enjoying using it. But, talk to him about the fun and potential for fun in doing other things.

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