20/08/2026
BAN ONLINE GAMES?
Even if you ban online games, nothing will change unless we parents change the way we raise our children. Minsan sobrang busy tau sa pagprovide ng mga materyal na bagay na akala natin pinaka-kailangan nila, pero nakakalimutan natin ung pinaka-importante.. Gabay, oras at pagmamahal, the connection.
Not all children are built for sports, but I agree we should encourage them. Pero how about those kids using online games as a way to build themselves positively? Like those in e-sports, those in livestreaming? May mga restrictions naman ang mga games, the problem is we let our very young kids have access to them. Lahat ng bagay maski sports pag sobra, nakakasama. Some can be violent towards sports too.
It's up to us parents, it's either ibibigay mo ung cp sa knila, ung computer sa knila at hahayaan mo sila i-explore at maglaro mag-1, walang limit, walang paliwanag, walang gabay or ilalayo mo ang mga yan hanggang nasa tamang edad na sila.
Or hahayaan mo silang i-experience ang mga laro na yan kagaya nung panahong na-experience din natin nung kabataan natin pero nakabantay tau at nakagabay. My daughter loves mobile games.. my husband and I love it too. We play as a family, but my daughter knows the limit, knows that it is just a game. My daughter knows boundaries between reality and the game. Online games are not the only source of influence for violence.
At the end of the day, lahat ito tuturo pabalik sa magulang. And if you are Christian parent, we raise them as true Christians, just like Jesus Christ. Tayo ang dapat na magbago, ang mag-adjust, magsisimula satin, sa loob ng bahay.