Why parents should keep an eye on what their children are watching


If children are scared while and after watching certain shows, it might mean that they should not be watching it. Photo: Freepik

Decades ago, cartoons were a source of kids' entertainment that they enjoyed before they were chased out by their mothers to go to the playground for some exercise.

Saturday morning animations were also something children looked forward to after a week of schooling. Video games were basic, plugged on to televisions and featured mostly obstacle courses.

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