Video games aren't the enemy of kids' mental health – ignoring them is | Opinion
This opinion piece argues that video games are not inherently detrimental to children's mental health and that ignoring their positive roles is a greater risk. The author, from the charity Safe In Our World, highlights how games can foster social connection, competence, and coping mechanisms for young people, especially those who struggle elsewhere. A better approach involves parental curiosity and engagement rather than outright bans.
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