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TV is Not Good for Babies' Brain |
According to latest research television has no positive impact on children's brain development.
Researchers say that the most harm is seen when television learning substitutes grown-up and siblings reading. In one experiment, babies aged 9 to 12 months old were listening to grown-up reading them in Chinese, while the other group watched the same stories on television. The results showed that children who were read Chinese, could recognize Chinese sounds in two months, while those who watched television stories did not managed to learn anything. In another research it was proven that in families where children were read to quite often, the vocabulary of a child was richer and children knew 8 percent more words than average. Otherwise, children who watched baby TV or DVD showed 20 percent lower results. |