Which means that babies/children who watch TV regularly, even if the show is "educational", can have negative effect on brain development!
A separate study showed that teenagers who watch even an hour's TV a day have a higher risk of poor school performance.
My goodness! Now you see Yu Wen sitting on the sofa and watching you-know-what, and I have every reason to be worried.
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I finally know why my grasp of mathematics is restricted to 1-0, 2-1 or 4-3 after sitting in front of the TV for more than 90 minutes watching football! It gets even worse when the match went into extra-time and penalty kicks.
No TV in my new home. Serious.
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