Content review
Cartoonists should strictly examine the contents of cartoons to ensure that violence, horror, vulgarity and other contents will not induce children to imitate dangerous behaviors. At the same time, we should pay attention to whether the behavior in cartoons meets the requirements of social morality and laws and regulations.
Parental education
Cartoon makers should add parents' education elements in the process of playing, guide parents to treat cartoon content correctly, educate children to distinguish right from wrong, and establish correct values and morality.
Moderate guidance
Cartoonists can add guiding plots and dialogues in appropriate places to help children understand the consequences of dangerous behaviors in cartoons and cultivate their awareness of self-protection.
Interdepartmental cooperation
The government, media supervision departments and animation industry-related organizations should strengthen cross-departmental cooperation, jointly formulate relevant policies and standards, standardize the development of animation industry, and reduce the adverse effects on children.
Increase positive demonstration behavior
Producers can reduce the occurrence of dangerous behaviors by increasing positive demonstration behaviors. For example, add characters to cartoons to demonstrate safety behaviors, such as using tools correctly, obeying traffic rules and wearing safety equipment correctly. This can help the audience learn correct behavior and avoid imitating dangerous behavior.
Professional detection
Before making cartoons, producers can ask relevant professionals (such as educational experts and child psychologists) to test scripts and cartoons, so as to find potential dangerous behaviors and problems and put forward suggestions for improvement.