The first step is to know what your children are watching and encourage them to ask questions. Children develop attitudes about violence at a very young age, and these tend to last. By challenging your child with questions about how they feel about what they watch, you might be surprised at their enthusiasm of having a dialogue with you about the programming...
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By challenging your child with questions about how they feel about what they watch, you might be surprised at their enthusiasm of having a dialogue with you about the programming. Choose TV watching times in advance. This helps set limits on the endless viewing. In addition, it takes away the parental temptation to use the TV as a baby-sitter...
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