The Parent-Teacher Project 8. How To Limit Fortnite And Excessive Gaming For Our Children
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Apr 14, 2021 
Join Anthony Montgomery, a student mentor at Redfield College, and Andy Lang, a recent graduate in Games Development, as they explore the challenges of gaming in children's lives. They discuss the addictive nature of games like Fortnite and share tips for parents on setting healthy boundaries. The conversation dives into the benefits of gaming, including social connections, while emphasizing the need for moderation and alternative activities to foster family interactions. Open communication between parents and children is key in navigating this gaming landscape.
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Set Moderate Gaming Limits
- Allow children to play video games for one to two hours per day as a moderate limit.
- Parents and friends should help monitor and limit gaming time to prevent excessive play.
Behavior Changes After Gaming Removal
- A primary-aged boy playing games excessively became lethargic and aggressive to family.
- Removing games improved his behavior, showing clear effects of excessive gaming.
Why Fortnite Is Addictive
- Popular games like Fortnite and Call of Duty focus on action, multiplayer, and rewards.
- They use social interaction and strong feedback loops to keep players engaged.