One in six parents of the opinion

How long does your baby spend time in front of the television or computer? A British study revealed that children who spend too much time in front of the two electronic media is at risk of communication barriers.

As quoted from page dailymail, research was conducted through a survey of 6,000 people, including parents in the UK 3000.

One in six parents of the opinion, spend too much time in front of the screen is a major contributor to the problem of communication. In the UK, this problem interfere with the development of communication at least one million children.

As many as 51 percent of respondents think that children who watch television too often will experience communication barriers with parents. In fact, can also make a child just learning to speak have difficulty understanding the language.

While 16 percent of adults and 17 percent of parents also believe that spending too much time in front of the television became the main cause difficulty talking, speaking, and inhibit communication needs.

However, genetic and biological factors also affect the level of communication barriers in children.

“As many as 10 percent, or about 2-3 children in every classroom in the UK, long-term communication difficulties biologically based,” said Jean Gross, communication experts in the UK. “Their brains do not process language well enough to understand the brain like other children.”

Supports research, Ofsted report earlier this month found that children struggling to read and write because obstacles to speak or listen well since childhood.
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Separate study revealed that children tend to have problems speaking and listening to the surrounding environment due to noise and minimal conversation in a family environment. “Broadcast television with a large volume, plus the hubbub home atmosphere can further hamper the ability of children’s language,” said Gross. (Pet

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