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Report RE: 6th July, Dr.Crabbere's Children Have Rights Day
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RE: 6th July, Dr.Crabbere's Children Have Rights Day - 31-03-09 18:43
Article in The Mail (I think) today blaming TV in children's bedrooms for lack of respect and bad behaviour in children. The two main points are that children no longer spend time with adults in the house, choosing to eat and spend time on from of the tv in their room and the fact that most parents do not monitor what their children are watching - examples given were Little Britain and Catherine Tate. Most adults know this is comical humoour, children see it as role modelling.