Video Game Violence
The key to having gamers in the house? Stay aware of what your kids are playing! This advice and more as host Tanya Kerr gets viewers wise to one of the most popular past times of modern kids: video games. While most are harmless fun, some are inappropriate for certain age groups and parents need to educate themselves about what kids are viewing and playing. In the end, it wouldn't hurt if parents grabbed a controller and got in on the action once in awhile!
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Thanks everyone for the comments.
The Parent Code is a project that was developed years ago, and I'm thrilled to see it come alive on OnNetworks. I think the Internet and mobile media is ripe for busy parents. Now we just need to find a niche and fill that need.
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Pong is the only safe game children should play!
I don't think we can ignore some of the extremely violent video games that are out there. This story stayed away from those. But this information spurred a good conversation with my boys who are both pre-teens.
I like these teens! I had not thought of video games as a social activity. They gave me a different view of this activity.I hope the parent Code expands on life with teens! If ever a parent needed positive ideas, the parents of teens do!
Good kids who play bad games are still good kids. It's the ones without guidance, a solid education and defined boundaries that end up in trouble.
It's a shame that video games become part of the blame.