Parents, don't let games ruin your kids' life

Summer vacation, although a welcome relief for students, is ironically a worrying time for parents because they are afraid their children could become addicted to video games during the July-August holiday. The extraordinarily long time that students spend on video games is a danger to not only their health but also their quality of life.

In recent years, video games have become one of the most popular forms of entertainment for children and teens worldwide. They have also become a serious form of addiction for many children, a serious worrying factor for not only parents but also health and school authorities. In fact, the World Health Organization recently categorized video game addiction as a mental health disorder.

One of the factors that makes video games attractive to children is that they can be played with very few elements, unlike more traditional games. At the same time, they allow children to escape from the difficulties and demands of the real world.