The article: “Life through a lens: how Britain’s children eat, sleep and breathe TV” is about children who see a lot of TV and sits in front of the screen every day and do nothing. In the article there is also mentioned that children, are sitting more in front of the TV or computer instead of sitting and reading a book. In the article I interpret, that computer and TV has been a big part of young people’s lives. Children use the net a lot to get in touch with other people. The average kid uses 4 hours and 20 minutes in front of a computer or TV a day. Kids have become so used to sit in front of a screen, that kids today is able to multitask. They can keep one eye on the computer and the other eye in a magazine. Lucy Ward also writes that many children are beginning to watch TV while they sit and eat their supper and before they have to sleep. Actually 63% of children from 13 to 16-year olds lie in the bed and watch TV before they go to sleep. Many children and young people have their own computer today, which also that they can get online whenever they like. Lucy Ward also writes that children as young as 8 years old begin to lie about their age online.
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