@KajaOnNoiseApp 6 July 2022

Dear noisers. These days I think a lot about life and one question always comes to mind. Who killed children's socializing and playing in the street? Parents or technology? Today's parents often say that their childhood was the most beautiful, and they blame technology for their children's lack of interest in playing with other children on the street. It is clear, each generation carries its own, but today's parents forget that as children they spent their days on the street, without supervision and parental control, and often a higher power protected them from serious injuries. In contrast to such a childhood, their children spend their childhood under their 24-hour supervision, and as soon as they become a little more alive, they buy their peace in the home with technology. If the child is restless, give him a cell phone or tablet, sit him on the couch and turn on Netflix, sit him on a chair and turn on his computer. When children are on the street, it is not because the children made an agreement, but because of their parents. There, the children will be "on their eye" because 'God forbid something happens'. God forbid they break a knee or an elbow, fight, push each other. If something similar happens, it is condemned in the harshest way with the curse 'You will see your God when we enter the house', and until yesterday they and other parents commented that as children they were naughty, full of scabies and no one condemned them for that. It's hard not to get the impression that parents are the ones who spoil their children for free, unrestrained children's play, and that they put children under a 'glass bell', where they are overprotected and over-restricted. Your thoughts? 🤔