CARTOONS: A GOOD COMPANY.

The cartoons were born at the beginning of the twentieth century and were only in black and white and the sound was absent.  With the beginning of the twenties, the American Walt Disney introduces colors and sound.  The oldest dates back to 1928 with the classics, for example: snow white or tarzan, currently cartoons are evolving thanks to advanced technology.  Now cartoons are not only for children but also for adults.
 Given the importance that cartoons play for children, it is important that mum and dad do not consider them pure fantastic escapism, but as useful tools for learning to communicate with the inner world of their little one.  It is absolutely not recommended to expose the small child to television programs.  too many hours in front of the screen can cause a delay in language, psychomotor activity, attention difficulties in school age and sleep disturbances.  In general, regardless of age, it is good to exclude violent cartoons, especially since the child tends to imitate the behavior of his heroes, Repeating, constantly, the vision of that specific cartoon constitutes a kind of learning for the child.  emotional, an interactive gym to grow to use until the film has exhausted its function … And suddenly we move on to another scene and another story!

It is absolutely not recommended to expose the small child to television programs.  Too many hours in front of the screen can cause a delay in language, psychomotor activity, attention difficulties in school age and sleep disturbances.  In general, regardless of age, it is good to exclude violent cartoons, especially since the child tends to imitate the behavior of his heroes. It’s important to select  specific cartoons that can be considered a kind of learning for the child.  An emotional and  interactive gym to grow.

Now I’m an adolescent but cartoons have accompanied me since I was a little baby; I can surely affirm they have been an excellent way to learn new things beyond being a pleasant company

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Ruggeri Rebecca

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