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Kids using smartphone face mental issues : If a small child in your home is not eating or crying, are you free to give him a mobile phone? Such a picture can be seen in many homes these days. But do you know that doing so can be dangerous for your child’s mental health. Excessive use of mobile phone can cause depression in your child. Children may also complain of frequent irritability and anger.
Why give smartphones to kids?
It has become a belief among parents these days that in this era of competition their child should be smarter than other children. A smartphone is given to a child with the thought that using a smartphone will make the child smart. But doing so is considered dangerous for the mental health of the child.
A global survey has shown that the earlier a child is exposed to smartphones, the more likely they are to face mental health problems as adults. The results of this survey conducted for children are shocking. Children who use smartphones at an early age have been shown to have suicidal thoughts, feelings of aggression toward others, and disenchantment at an early age.
Smartphone depression?
- Smartphones can cause depression in children
- Due to excessive use of mobile, contact with the outside world is lost.
- Therefore, young children become monogamous.
- it was difficult for them to socialize with others
- This makes children irritable and angry
- That’s why going into depression can worsen your child’s mental health
US-based NGO Sapien Labs conducted the study in over 40 countries. In the study, data was collected from 27,969 adults between the ages of 18 and 24 in more than 40 countries. About 4,000 youth from India are involved in this. It was seen that women used to have more trouble in this.
Mental abilities and perceived symptoms were assessed under the Mental Health Quotient (MHQ) of the ‘Age of First Smartphone and Mental Wellbeing Outcome’ study.
What came out of the survey?
- 74 percent of women who got their first smartphone at age 6 were found to have more mental health problems.
- Those who started using a smartphone at age 10 had a 61% reduction in mental health problems.
- 52% of youth who had their first smartphone at age 15 had mental health issues.
- At the age of 18, 46% of those who took a smartphone were found to be mentally disturbed. The same thing was also seen in men but this problem was less in them.
- In the 9 months of pregnancy, the mother works through mobile, TV and gadgets, then the child comes into the world with all those experiences.
- The sooner the smartphone is given to the child, the sooner he may have to face mental problems.
A new study collected data on 27,969 adults aged 18 to 24 in more than 40 countries. Which includes about 4,000 people from India. A new study found that 46% of people who got their first smartphone by age 18 were more likely to have a mental illness.
Meanwhile, a report published in May last year claimed that young children in India use mobile phones the most. At this time, children are falling victim to many wrong things like cyberbullying, data privacy, information leakage on the internet. Meanwhile India has 5% more cases of cyberbullying among children than other countries.
