2024-05-28
26 分钟Discussion keeps the world turning.
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Coming up, while some parents view smart watches as a safer alternative to smartphones for kids, offering location tracking without the additional risks of full fledged devices, there's a catch.
These watches can become quite addictive, that children struggle to put them down even during mealtimes or even when it's time for bed.
So let's talk about it.
Are smart watches for kids a convenience or cause for concern?
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And now on Roundtable, as we move on to the next topic of today, we're diving into the world of smart watches and why they're causing quite a stir among elementary school kids.
These watches have evolved from basic gps trackers to mini computers on your wrist, offering everything from video calls to online education.
But with all these features, some kids are finding it hard to focus on anything else, even staying up late to chat or play games.
And we've probably been there.
The relentless competition to own the latest model is hardly beneficial.
So let's take a look at first of all, lots of parental complaints.