{"name":"Duties of Schools and Parents towards their Kids\u2019 Mental Well being","content":"\n

The world is changing with the speed of light. New technologies<\/a> are being the cause of diminishing the old ones. The old ways of having fun, communicating, and connecting to the world are seriously changing. And that is probably it is becoming extremely hard for today\u2019s kids to keep up with the changes. Research indicates that when kids have so much to choose from or say things are happening so fast around them, then their tiny mind can\u2019t adapt to them at the same speed. And it sometimes becomes the cause of an emotional breakdown, whom many of us know about nervousness, seclusion, or anxiety disorder. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

With the new gyms,\ndance classes, yoga sessions, and swimming lessons opening all around us, the\nteenagers, the new generation has so many things to stay fit and healthy.\nHowever, reports are continuously claiming that they are not very mentally fit.\nOne in every three kids has some serious depression issues. While others may\nhave slight emotional problems. Earlier, it was never necessary to take a kid\nto the doctor because he was sad. But, now, many schools in Jaipur have hired\npsychologists to personally attend to these children. That means they are there\nto see that no kid performs any self-harming activity due to depression. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

If your kids often\nlevitate in the air of sadness, depression, anxiety, emotional breakdown, or\nsocial fear, this article is for you. Let\u2019s see the reason behind all this:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

1.\nVideo Games<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Video games today are\nthe biggest escape for kids to find an escape from the real world. They are not\nonly a slap on the parent\u2019s pockets, but they constantly demand money to get\nadvanced in the games. Especially the Smartphone ones. There\u2019s no limit on how\nmuch money one can spend on mobile games. A person from Europe spent around 2\nmillion on a game to get nothing at all. The further the teenager gets into the\ngames, the more depressed they become because there are millions of other\nplayers who are already ahead of them. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

2.\nNo Real-Life Social Time<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Meeting people or\nfriends in social chartrooms is way different than meeting them in person. A\nrecent study shows that people act and write different around the internet.\nApart from that, social media engagement is, in most cases, unhealthy. Kids\nbarely learn something out of that. For example, visiting a part without your\nhandheld, the big-screened device will help you analyze the things you could\nnever analyze on the internet. The chirps of birds, the fresh air, the sight of\nreal flowers, and squirrels running all around you is something that freshens\nup the mind and keeps you healthy. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

3.\nA Pressure to Excel<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

You need to really cautious about what you are expecting from your children. Have you invested enough time to understand the mental and physical level of them? Have you ever realized that what is the limit for them? The personality development<\/strong> Schools in Jaipur<\/a> are constantly suggesting parents in the parents-teachers meeting to help their kids understand their true potential and not to achieve unrealistic targets. As parents, we need to make a promise with ourselves that our work is to motivate our children to achieve greater heights of success in their life. We should not put them under enormous pressure and demean or demoralize them when they fail to achieve those unrealistic targets. The minds of children are like soft sand, and it will take whatever shape we want to it becomes. Also, we should encourage them to take participate in physical activities instead of handing them over countless gadgets to keep them busy during the day. <\/p>\n","post_date":"2020-01-08 09:59:04","post_status":"publish","slug":"duties-of-schools-and-parents-towards-their-kids-mental-well-being","meta_title":"","meta_description":"","meta_keywords":"","featured":"8-Jan-.jpg","categories":{"0":{"name":"Education","slug":"education"}}}