Leave me, I'm downloading a little game.

24-11-21. N13

If you have a little one at home, then surely you know what it is to suffer firsthand, not having a Tablet to play with. Since it doesn't have, so it's always downloading games to my cell phone. His favorite hobby is to go to Google Play and start downloading as many games as he can. Sometimes it puts 4-5 games in the download queue. That is when the cell phone does not have the storage capacity for so many games, and it begins to show symptoms of being relatively slow. He no longer has space and it seems that he is not interested.

His favorite phrase: "Leave me, I'm downloading a little game." But it is not one, there are several. We already know him perfectly. Children are like a sponge. Everything they see they learn instantly. Despite not knowing how to read yet, I don't know how he sometimes knows where to play or how to make things work. He knows things on the cell phone and the computer that we have no idea how he learned them or who taught them. Maybe it went out to the father. Maybe it's in their genes.

Today's games for children, and others not so young, have a very striking graphic. They invite anyone to carry out the actions they want, to touch the key points, by using suggestive buttons, both for size and color. So it is easy for them, even without knowing how to read, to be able to develop in the game.

It all started on any given day that I hardly remember. He picked up his mobile and simply opened Google Play and that's when he discovered a world of games at his feet. We all know that Google Play is straightforward to bring you games and applications. With two touches you are already downloading to your cell phone. The skills they provide you are stupendous. They range from developing logical thinking to motor and reflex skills. One day without prior notice, he still took the mouse from the pc and started clicking and went to YouTube by himself. Since that day he has also been a fan to see how many Youtubers gamers exist on the entire internet. Started by Fernanfloo (who no longer uploads videos) and finished DeGoBoom. Now he says he wants to be a Youtuber. All this started from the age of 2. Now that he is 5, imagine how much he has learned.

Again I repeat, I think he is going to be like the father. LOL. When he was older and learned to read and write, I think he started programming.

Plant vs. Zombies

Who has not played this game? It is one of the favorites around the world and not only by children. The objective is nothing more than to avoid a Zombie invasion in the house, using the plants to defend the house. The variety of plants and zombies is excellent. The creativity of the game invites you to play and it is precisely what children want.

Minecraft

This is a worldwide phenomenon. It doesn't need much introduction. I thought he was never going to play it, but when he first saw it and installed it, it was a huge hit for him. From that point on in the day you always have time to spend creating in MineCraft.

Saw Games

This series of games refer to the movie of that name. The objective is to put to work the imagination and logical thinking, to be able to get out of a labyrinth, where there are different monsters. He is one of the ones I like the most that he plays, precisely for that reason. You have to be able to put pieces together in order to escape and take different things into account at the same time.

Despite all this, we always try to keep your exposure to cell phones and computers as low as possible. It is a tough task, but it can be done. You must not create dependency and you have to be able to get out of this virtual world and play with the toys in your playroom, in real life. All excess hurts. So we keep that premise in mind.

So far today's article. I hope I didn't bore you with it.

Many thanks to @PVMihalache for their sponsorship, I was very surprised by their request. It has been 2 weeks of luxury in read.cash. I thank you all for reading me, and for supporting me. I know that these days I have been a bit distant, and I have barely been able to review some articles. But the defects of the house, added to the self-care of my son, which as you know requires a little more care, have made it impossible for me to be more active here. I still have to learn little by little. Even, every day I write the article a little later than usual. LOL. Anyway, thanks for understanding me and for always being there.