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TV in teenager’s bedroom
Is it ok to have a tv in my 17 year olds room. My son is a in shape social kid. He tells me that he only plans to use the tv for when he is cleaning up his room or watching tv at night. So far, he has kept his side of the deal and he has showed no interest in watching it during the day. Should I take it from his room? Or am I being irrational?
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Its better to keep the TV in hall. Guide him to watch tv in day. Remaining awake till late in night and watching tv is associated with lot of health issues and sleep related disorders. Its better to keep mind calm and read some book an hour before sleep.
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It is better to have the TV in the common hall always... 👍
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Mam i would suggest shift the tv to hall.if he wants to watch at night he can do the same in hall.this is my opinion.
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Dr. Priya Tomar
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If your child is obedient, it is better to keep television in a common room where every family member can watch.
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