Steps parents can take to keep children from developing a video game addiction

(InvestigateTV) — If you have a kid or a grandchild, they likely play video games.

A 2023 report published by the National Institutes of Health found more than 90% of children older than two play video games, and 75% of households own a console.

For most young players, video games are a fun way to connect with friends or enjoy a challenge.

Unfortunately, a video game hobby can escalate into an addictive disorder for others.

InvestigateTV+ shows you the signs of video game addiction and the steps you can take to keep your child from playing too much.

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