Researchers claim that attention deficit disorders in children are a result of watching television for long everyday. They say that watching television leads to developmental disorders, affecting that faculty of the brain which is responsible for language skills. Children who watch more television and read less, show difficulties in paying attention or concentrating. Children spending long hours in watching television are susceptible to being affected by attention deficit disorders.

How much impact TV has on children depends on many factors: how much they watch, their age and personality, whether they watch alone or with adults, and whether their parents talk with them about what they see on TV.To address the potential negative effects of television, it's important to understand what the impact of television can be on children. Below you will find information on some areas of concern.ViolenceOver the past few decades, hundreds of studies have examined how violent programming on TV affects children and young people. While a direct "cause and effect" link is difficult to establish, many studies have suggested that some children may be vulnerable to violent images and messages.

Be selective regarding the programs children view; distinguish between fantasy and reality; and recognize gender stereotypes and racial prejudices portrayed on television. Children whose TV viewing time is limited are less aggressive and adult viewers who limit their viewing have a less violent picture of society. Children who watch less television usually read more, are less likely to be overweight, have more friends, and are more likely to develop hobbies.