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Only if they don't have friends. I have a family member who tried that and failed miserably: not only are the kids computer illiterate (from not having any pos
by blihp 8y ago
Only if they don't have friends. I have a family member who tried that and failed miserably: not only are the kids computer illiterate (from not having any positive/useful exposure to technology when they were younger) but now they are hooked video games and social 'stuff' from their friends / school. The parents have now thrown in the towel and use technology as a pacifier for their adolescents. Just because you don't allow it at home, don't assume they're not getting it somewhere else.
- mixmastamyk 8y agoNope, my daughter is very social, an avid reader, and can program minecraft too. The fact that friends have toys doesn't solve the learning/boredom drive at home. Also, playing with an iphone or x-box, is not computer-literate.