Selection of viewing content
Parents and guardians should screen and evaluate the cartoons their children watch. Choose cartoons that are educational, positive, safe and harmless, and avoid dangerous behaviors or violent scenes. At the same time, it is necessary to ensure the age suitability of cartoons, and ensure that the content and storyline meet the children's cognitive and development level.
Supervision and guidance
Even if you choose a suitable cartoon, you need the supervision and guidance of parents and guardians in the process of watching it. Watch cartoons with children and communicate with them to explain wrong statements, dangerous behaviors or wrong ideas. Through active interaction, help children understand the difference between fiction and reality and cultivate their critical thinking and judgment.
The difference between reality and fiction
Children need to understand that comics are a fictional art form, and the plot and behavior may not conform to the rules and morality in real life. Parents and guardians should discuss this difference with their children, help them understand that the behavior in cartoons may not be applicable to the real world, and cultivate their correct behavior values.
Establish safety awareness
It is very important to educate children about dangerous behaviors. By discussing and demonstrating the consequences of safe behavior and dangerous behavior with children, help children establish correct safety awareness and behavior habits. At the same time, parents and guardians should also regularly carry out safety education for their children, including safety knowledge in fire fighting, electrical appliances and transportation.
Interaction with producers
If there are obvious misleading or harmful behaviors in cartoons, parents and guardians can express their concerns by interacting with the producers. Provide feedback and suggestions to animators, hoping that they will be more responsible in content production and child safety education.
make joint efforts
Generally speaking, animators should be responsible for the safety and education of young children when creating content. However, the ultimate responsibility lies with parents and guardians, who have the responsibility to choose, supervise and guide their children when they watch cartoons, and help them correctly understand and handle the contents in cartoons. Only when parents and guardians work together with producers and children can children's safety and education be better protected.