In today’s technologically-driven world, children’s electronic items are surrounded by them. This is why they get access to screens from a very early age. Pediatricians recommend a maximum of two hours of screen time for kids from 8 to 18 years of age. Research has shown that, on average, a child spends 4 to 9 hours on the screen. While the use of screens can be beneficial for kids, too many screens can lead to many adverse effects.
The negative impacts of too much screen time include inattention, sleep issues, eye strain, less social interaction, early age myopia, etc. It has an impact on both the mental and physical health of the children. This all add up to an adverse impact on the overall development of the child?

What Can You Do To Reduce Your Kid’s Screen Time?
In this article, we have discussed different ways to reduce your child’s screen time, ranging from behavioral changes to using apps to limit screen time. Read the article to save your kids from the negative impacts of increased screen time.
1.Turn Off Wi-Fi at Fixed Hours

The first way is to regulate the hours of internet access at your home. Make rules for how much time you can spend on the internet. Keep the Wi-Fi off at certain hours, like, at night time or when your child is involved in any other activity. When the Wi-Fi is off, they immediately concentrate on other tasks. It will reduce their screen time and help them complete their pending assignments or be involved in a hobby. Also, make certain that they are unable to connect to the internet. You can ensure this by keeping the modem or router away from them.


