Just today in fact I walked in to find Abigail watching one 123 GO! video in which two girls (who always have long hair and are overly made-up with luminous eyeshadow) had been swapped at birth.
From titles such as 'Rich popular vs broke unpopular girl' and 'Weird ways to sneak food anywhere' to 'Funny DIY school hacks' these videos are teaching our kids some worrying traits. The videos, usually about 30 minutes in length, feature teenagers (who look remarkably old for their apparent age), dressed in ridiculously-coloured clothes, demonstrating 'hacks', pranks and acting out various unrealistic scenarios. READ MORE: The Radford Family face huge delays as TUI flight to Florida breaks downįor those who don't know what 123 GO! is allow me to (attempt to) explain. But of all the videos I've observed my seven-year-old watching, none are as annoying as 123 GO! And few apps more so than YouTube.įrom watching videos of other kids opening new toys (and in some cases, not even playing with them, literally just opening the box) to toddlers turning into influencers there's nothing YouTube can't offer our children. When I was a youngster the likes of Neighbours and The Simpsons were my go to programmes but these days technology and applications play a far bigger part in the lives of children.
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As parents we've all done it - given your kid free reign over the remote control - in order to get a bit of peace and quiet.
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