Influence of cartoons on childrenPhoto: Thinkstock / FotobankPsychologists have long determined that cartoons have a powerful influence on the psyche of children. And if you show the child high-quality animations, then they can become excellent assistants to parents in the upbringing and development of the baby. They will teach the child to count and read, replenish his lexical stock, develop creative abilities, give knowledge about the world around him. In some characters, children adopt a manner of behavior. Others learn goodness and compassion. And in good cartoons, the main character always calls not to give up and fight evil. The influence of cartoons is difficult to overestimate. And in this matter the most important thing is not to make a mistake in choosing what your child will look at. Be sure to browse the cartoons before you show them to the baby.
Signs and harm of dangerous cartoons
How to identify dangerous cartoonsIn the firstthe queue is too bright, acid colors and dynamic scenes with flashes on the screen. The influence of cartoons on the children's psyche in this case will be very negative: for example, the child is too overexcited, and it will be difficult for you to put him to bed. There may also be problems with eyesight. Loud sounds and some intense music will surely cause a headache and an increased sense of anxiety. In addition, it is difficult for children to distinguish between good and bad, so in no case can they watch cartoons with scenes of aggression, violence and frivolous "frenzy." Otherwise your baby can become aggressive and cruel. Cartoons can literally program a child - this effect can be envied by PR people and creators of advertising. In many modern cartoons there are multiple ridicule over weak, helpless heroes, sometimes the characters show disrespectful attitude to motherhood and old age. And how dangerous are the jargons and curses! It's no secret that children instantly memorize obscene words and expressions. Parents will easily lose their credibility: they forbid to swear, and in the cartoon they show that it can be done. So do not create yourself unnecessary problems - carefully choose what your child sees on the screen! See also:
