Topic: how to break teenage video game addiction - page 3. (Read 3315 times)
Discovering girls (or guys) is what did it for me. Of course this was in 1988 and I was rocking an original Nintendo with Milli Vanilli blasting in the background. The fact that any girl wanted to chill out with me was a miracle! But it happened, and I dropped the video games and started chasing girls around immediately.
Well, to break any addiction frome something, you must put your attention on some other thing. You can introduce yourself to some outdoor sport, or some other kind of hobby that does not involve video games.
In breaking teenage addiction you dont have to rush it because if you did rush it like destroying all your gadgets so that your son/daughter won play anymore you will cause psychological impact in them, you dont want your child rebelling agaisnt you right? I suggest do it little by little start by giving them a hobby or something to focus on like real life stuff getting friends keep doing that until your child fully adapts.
Get rid of any gaming console present.... block their access online to most frequently visited gaming sites. Replace all this with them reading books more.
And also communication is key.... I still believe when u make them see the reasons for ur actions some will understand and adhere to the new instructions given
And also communication is key.... I still believe when u make them see the reasons for ur actions some will understand and adhere to the new instructions given
I think another good idea would be to get rid of their online console, get them a non online older one. A Game Cube, PS2, etc. The games are cheaper, and if it's all they have they will enjoy it just as much.
Are all those online community games? Block the connection to those servers at a router level.
Get rid of any gaming console present.... block their access online to most frequently visited gaming sites. Replace all this with them reading books more.
And also communication is key.... I still believe when u make them see the reasons for ur actions some will understand and adhere to the new instructions given
And also communication is key.... I still believe when u make them see the reasons for ur actions some will understand and adhere to the new instructions given
The only videogame I played and addicted as a teenager was FIFA. Once you grow older, your interest will slowly decrease in those suffs .That is my experience.But as for to break while in teenage is to try to be busy in other things like sports or study or hangout with friends and be socially active.That can break.
You need to spend more time with your child. If he plays a lot in the video games, it means that he is not interested in his friends, or his parents.
there's nothing else to help but we just own it .. it's ok to play games just do not overdo it. because everything is so bad
If he doesn't want to stop playing video games, it can't work. And you can meet professionals who will advise you how to do that.
Football, basketball, martial arts or chess clubs are good alternatives. If he is successful in one particular field he will take part at local tournaments which will increase his self esteem. He can also start a part time job he is interested in and start earning own money which serves to the same goal.
We need to step by step get out with your children and convince in outdoor activities that very interesting and keep the gadgets from them
Unfortunately today's online gaming tends to lead its fans to negative things. In China, Internet addicts are rehabilitated by being put into camps much like in military training to cure them. more than 70 percent of the 110 participants who participated were Internet addicts especially online games. In fact the impact of online games more negative than positive. is expected to every individual who has been addicted to this game, so as soon as possible to change immediatelytheir habits.driven by a sincere desire that online game addicts can instantly change their habits. If you are serious about quitting this addiction, the first thing you must have is the determination and the strong will to get rid of the habits. indeed initially will have difficulty to remain able to keep commitment.But believe me, if your intention is strong, then you will be able to pass it well, motivasi yourself that you can definitely change .
Blocking the web games mentioned above, it's just not our job. but the minister of technology and information state
Parents should persevere in guiding their children. They must always on close watch and divert the attention of their kids to other activities especially like family bonding, travel with family, go outdoor activities.
By convincing them to join other activities in their school . Maybe parents must also give them time to make some bonding , like going out , malling etc.
to enjoy them and didnt remember the video game .
to enjoy them and didnt remember the video game .
Well, I think it's already too late for a teenager if he/she is addicted. It's more an educational question, if your child has extra activities like sport, art etc, he/she has more chance to keep doing these things later instead of playing video game
But once you're into it, it seems hard !
But once you're into it, it seems hard !
Restricting them from playing at all will only cause more problems. It's better to give them a decent amount of time to play even during weekdays to prevent them from sneaking off somewhere which isn't safe at all.
Get out of the home and do something which you enjoy doing.
This depends on the level of the addiction. Start by talking to them about that addiction and what they can do to take the necessary steps to break the addiction. If that doesn't work, you may have to resort to forcibly taking their gaming systems. Just create strict rules to monitor their gameplay. If they does not listen, a stricter approach is needed. Ground them for a certain period of time. Unplug system and hide it.
LAST RESORT: Break it in front of them, or SELL it............
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