Beware of Game Addiction in Children Can Make Emotional

Almost all children and young people like online games. Site GirlsgoGames.com never released a report stating that approximately 50% of girls aged 8 to 12 years starting hooked on social games and entertainment on the internet.
Actually there is nothing wrong for children to play games still within reasonable limits. But if it is to disrupt their activities in the real world, they might already addicted. Just like drug addiction, gaming addiction can make the child's life a mess.
Symptoms of addiction to games such as the child begins to fall asleep in school and often dereliction of duty, the value drop, preferring to play the game instead of playing with friends, keep away from the social group, or feeling anxious and irritable when not playing games.
According to psychologist Novita Tandry seminar on Online Game in the Millennium Hotel on Wednesday (11/14/2012), anything can be done when the child is addicted to online games, including doing negative things. For the game, a child may miss school for example, diverting tuition, take a friend money, using credit cards parents secretly because he wanted to go up to the next level of the game and others.
Something much is not good. Children who are addicted to the game will be easy emotionally, behave more aggressive and irritable, especially if it's forced to release pleasure. They are so easy to say the words rough and dirty, especially if it fails to conquer the "opponent" on the screen, or a game halted in the middle of the road.
From the point of view of psychology, Novita said that the condition is often emotional and irritable is not good for children's development because children's emotional intelligence be trained. It is therefore very important role of parents in supervising children playing games. Parents should not be ignored just when his son play.
Instead, parents should try to follow the growing trend of the game and know the contents of the content. Provide clear guidance on the game, especially for small children who can not distinguish between good and what does not. If you need to make the rules at play.