Why wont my parents let me play games?

Try to change your parents misguided beliefs as to why you can’t play. Find them out, change them. Maybe they just feel you’ve been spending too much time playing games and are worried it isn’t healthy for you. Keep track of how long you have played each week and set down an amount of time with them.

Should I let my daughter play video games?

Like a lot of aspects of raising kids, when it comes to video games, the healthiest approach is moderation. For kids and teens 5 to 18 years, experts recommend that parents place limits on time spent using any media. This includes playing video games on gaming consoles, tablets, or smartphones.

How do you deal with parents who don’t like video games?

Invite them to take a break and hang out with you. Many parents do not play games, but some do. Even if your parents never play a game, it doesn’t hurt to invite them to spend time with you. Some parents will be so excited to do something together with you they will agree, even if they don’t like what it is. Don’t whine. Be friendly and respectful.

Why doesn’t my mom understand video games?

Your issue is about your relationship with your parents. This depends on what kind of culture your mother is coming from. If she is similar in style to your stereotypical Asian mom, then you’re in for a rough one. For your typical white American styled mothe Knee jerk reaction: My mom doesn’t understand video games! Hey man, I love video games.

How do I tell my parents that I’m playing a game?

Pick a good time. If you can tell your parents are very busy or not in a good mood, you are better off waiting to ask about playing your game. If you aren’t sure whether or not it is a good time before asking about your game ask if they have a minute to talk or if they are too busy.

Can kids play video games at a friend’s house?

They can play video games at a friend’s house and argue with those parents, I don’t care, but not in my house