Baby's best bedtime.
@Koningjoy (181)
Imphal, India
August 6, 2021 9:52am CST
My daughter is 18 months old last Wednesday the 4th. She likes to play toys, composed certain gestures and entertain us make us so happy.
When it comes to feeding her, she would always ask for rhymes to be played. She would watch till she finishes her food.
She also refused to sleep until she watch her favorite 'the wheel on the bus' and 'baby shark'. My wife had no lullaby of her own yet since our daughter sleeps watching the rhythms.
Not only my daughter but most of the babies of this generation are exposed to smartphones or other gadgets to relieve ourselves.
Recently I was disturb of this act as a parent, thinking what if it affects their eyes? Or is there any other side effects?
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@Andini (3211)
• Indonesia
7 Aug 21
@Koningjoy she still sleeping and here 1.10pm. thats mean she still on that habits
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@Koningjoy (181)
• Imphal, India
7 Aug 21
@Andini yes. Can't stop all of a sudden so..... It's 11:55.a.m. now.
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@Koningjoy (181)
• Imphal, India
7 Aug 21
Yes. As I was worried about the side effects. How's your sister now?
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@Koningjoy (181)
• Imphal, India
6 Aug 21
Your opinion is great. As for me, my daughter already knows the taste of it.
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@prashu228 (37524)
• India
7 Aug 21
I can understand but yes there are sides affects ..for children especially.. one of the reason children are getting sight problems at young age...
@prashu228 (37524)
• India
7 Aug 21
@Koningjoy as we see now ..mos t of the children in school are with glasses / eye sight problems..all because of this smartphones and all..
@Koningjoy (181)
• Imphal, India
7 Aug 21
Yes, I want to know some precautions or the alternative.
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@aureategloom (8757)
• Bosnia And Herzegovina
6 Aug 21
i had a subject about child's speech and i learned that you should talk to your kid as much as you can and not let it use smartphone. why?
kids learn to speak by listening and imitating sounds and some of these rhymes can be unclear and the kids can develop speech problems. also, kids prefer voices of their parents rather than the ones on smartphone.
try to talk to your kid more.
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@aureategloom (8757)
• Bosnia And Herzegovina
6 Aug 21
@Koningjoy i hope you'll consider my advice - talk to your kid, when he makes face or giggles talk to him like he said something "oh what are you saying? yes, i agree with you. REALLY??" - it motivates kids to interact with you. try reading to your kid, specially books with pictures and show them simple things - they won't understand it at that age, but it will help them to learn later.
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@Koningjoy (181)
• Imphal, India
6 Aug 21
Thank you so much for the advice. There are many kids in the village who start to talk very late. And now I know why......
