Is Childhood converging into smartphones?

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    1. Thank you so much, being nominated by you for an award is really special to me. I did get nominated for this award recently, I’ll add your name there. I hope you don’t mind. Have a nice day.

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  1. This is so true! I have to literally take the phones away , turn the TV off and get my girls outside. Sure they moan and complain but then the day becomes something beautiful…☺

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  2. I wish children had more actual friends than virtual, played more physical games than on their gadgets. I am dreading to think what these kids will grow up to be, totally devoid of warmth in relationships, with health issues and probably burnt out in their 30s. It’s an alarming situation. I wish people understand the grimness of the problem.

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  3. When I was a child, all the kids from our neighborhood would hang out all day until the parents start yelling at us to go inside. Today every single playground is empty. Sometimes I see a small group sitting on a bench, but all of them have phones in their hands and I wish that somehow that phone could turn into a ball or some toy. When I see them I become so grateful for having a wonderful childhood, full of all kinds of games, laughter and joy. And I am grateful for being able to make real friends and real memories, and not those modern virtual ones. 🙂

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  4. I love this post! Your thoughts & points are totally interesting & true! Technology nowadays should NOT replace memories & smartness of children. It’s sad to see children abandoning playgrounds & having their eyes glued to an iPad or something all the time! I like what you said about that our software has downgraded. You also made a true & valid point about how calculators are taking over & long gone are the days where we calculated numbers in our heads or using our fingers. The widespread of technological advancement hasn’t only affected children – it’s affected adults too. Even though it has many positive aspects, it also has some negative aspects too. We’ve (unfortunately) become too lazy & dependent on our smartphones, tablets & technology overall. Great Post! ❤️😊

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    1. True! Your comments mean a lot to me. You’ve picked up this post so well, you’ve mentioned every point in it. As a blogger it’s a really great feeling to have reached out to my readers.There’s one more thing I must tell you, I was going to write only Android in the post(the software part), that’s when I remembered you(you use pure apple devices, as mentioned in your award post)…That’s how I mentioned iOS there.

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  5. I was waiting for your next… And you’re coming with a thoughtful post. I really like the way you describe the new generation love for gadgets. It’s amazing…. Keep writing more like this 👏👏👏

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  6. The point about calcutions is so true. My friend studied from a fancy international board . There they were using calculators from 6 th standard. Basically they gave their maths paper using calculator. And now when she has shifted to state board like rest of us its really difficult for her to cope with maths and she is having a hard time.
    I believe some of our qualities and basic aptitude develops at a certain age. And these smartphones are now hammering that growth process

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