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🎮 Are Video Games Really Bad for Kids?
Parents often wonder whether gaming is harmless fun or a fast-track to addiction. In this video we answer that question with research, practical guidelines, and easy tools you can start using today.

What You’ll Learn
• Why games are simply another art form alongside books and films
• How balanced “media diets” beat outright bans every time
• The real odds of gaming disorder and the warning signs to watch
• Age-appropriate screen-time limits that actually work
• How to pick safe titles using ESRB, PEGI, and Common Sense Media
• Simple family tech plans: screen-free zones, parental controls, co-play
• Teaching digital citizenship so kids recognize manipulative game mechanics

Chapter Timestamps:
00:00 Intro — should you worry about gaming
00:17 Are video games inherently harmful
00:50 Social and emotional benefits of play
01:56 Balance not ban — the 60-minute weekday rule
02:49 Gaming disorder explained
03:59 Building a family tech plan
04:28 Violent vs cartoon violence and age ratings
05:13 Using ESRB, PEGI, and Common Sense Media
06:34 Stranger danger & online safety features
07:22 Curate and co-play with your child
08:35 Teaching digital wellbeing
09:32 Final takeaways

Resources
Common Sense Media Ratings: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/
play.google.com

ESRB Rating Search: https://www.esrb.org/search/
esrb.org

PEGI Rating Search: https://pegi.info/search-pegi
pegi.info

Family Tech Planner (Ages 2 – 8) PDF: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/site...
oldcounty.smithfield-ps.org

Family Tech Planner (Ages 9 – 12) PDF: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/site...
smithfield-ps.org

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Keywords
video games and children, screen time limits, gaming disorder, digital citizenship, parenting tips, family tech plan, edtech, Indian parents

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#Parenting #VideoGames #ScreenTime #DigitalCitizenship #CommonSenseMedia