Patient's question:
Symptoms: My child particularly dislikes watching cartoons. No matter what is said in the cartoons, she becomes completely engrossed and doesn't even respond when called. Is this normal? What interests can we discern from this?Onset Time: Most noticeable this year
Medical Examination Results: None
Previous Treatment and Effectiveness: None
Doctor's answer:
According to careful observation, no child does not like watching animated movies. However, it is necessary to manage time well and not let children watch TV for unlimited long periods to avoid interfering with practice and vision. There are many types of animated movies nowadays, and many are also animated movies introduced from Japan. Personally, I believe that letting children watch animated movies still requires some decision-making. It is best not to let children watch many of the heavily marketed fictional action or excessively violent animated movies; some domestically produced animated movies are still very well made and can encourage children to watch more. When your child is watching animated movies, they are especially focused, so you shouldn't call them. You can appropriately use other things or games to divert their attention.