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In todays era on which computer and other technology is really that rampant or something that it is really that mainly part of lives today then it isnt really that shocking that people who had been born today on past years are already that smart when it comes to things around specially on whatever transactions or communication or streams or whatsoever. This is why no matter how hard you do
or try your best on trying out to avoid to those gambling things in your kids, sooner or later they would really be encountering those things normally or naturally on which it would really be rather wise
that you should really be making or letting them know and realize on what are the cons of it so that on the time that they would be able to encounter it then they do at least have the idea
on what they should gonna do or simply they would really be avoiding it out.
These people can follow technological developments well so that they don't experience any difficulties in understanding them. It's not easy for other people, but not for them because they can learn by themselves without help from other people. Maybe if they are not guided properly, they could take the wrong path, and if that happens, it will be difficult to correct them or bring them back to the right path. That is why the need for guidance from parents is to continue to accompany their children during their growth period, and even though they are adults, parents must continue to supervise their children well. Moreover, children's social interactions nowadays are very free and can make children do things that are beyond people's minds.
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You see, you yourself mentioned that they would be curious the game itself, but not about how to make money through that game. You can go light mode and gamble without showing them your balance or real money if your gamble IRL. Watch their reaction.
If all of you are afraid that the kid would get addicted to getting money through gambling, then why Monopoly is recommended for kids starting from 8 years? There money are also involved. It can teach kids to make investments. And *Oooh nooo!*, the kid will spend all his and parents money on buying railroad stocks. Never play monopoly in front of your kids!
And I hope non of your kids would ever see
Operation board game, as they will grow up into butchers and maniacs.
Yes, they can be curious and want to find out more, and if parents can keep an eye on what their children are doing even when they are browsing the internet, they will only try to look at something that is their time. They also won't be curious about gambling because they don't see adults gambling. Children are now more critical in seeing things and will continue to ask questions until they are satisfied, and that is what I experienced with my nephew, who is just under 10 years old.
Playing Monopoly is different from gambling, at least in my opinion, because we teach children to prepare for their future by investing, and it's not gambling. At least, that's what I think, but I don't know if you think it's gambling.
I often invite my children to do physical activities rather than playing somewhere, you know what I mean. This is so they get used to doing physical activities and also helps them get used to moving.
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That's the problem if you are the one who gives the idea for your children, I mean if they see you enjoying when playing your favorite gambling games, that curiosity will come out from them and start to find it out, and like what you mentioned, children of todays generation have that easy access in learning things out, with the easy use of internet they can quickly learn whatever it is that they are curios with, so be very careful in things that you are doing in front of your kids, especially those things that you would not like them to follow you or you don't like them to be involve with.
It's true, and children are now used to the internet and can find out what they want easily. We won't know how they finally understand what they're looking for, and they might even teach us something we need to know. So they still need guidance from adults to take the right path. Most children do or take the wrong path because there is no supervision from their parents and there is an attitude of neglect from their parents so that children feel that they can do whatever they want.