Indonesian Parents Warned: Bizarre Online Videos May Harm Children's Brains

In Indonesia, concerns are rising about the negative effects of 'anomalous' online content on children's cognitive development. Parenting educator Nurul Utami explains the issue, citing examples of bizarre cartoons with nonsensical storylines that can lead to "brain rot." Utami says, "These videos aren't just strange visually; their absurd narratives can cause backward thinking." She recommends that parents engage in open conversations with their children about this content and actively monitor their online viewing habits. Utami's video has garnered significant attention, highlighting the need for greater awareness and parental involvement in protecting children's digital well-being. The positive response suggests a growing need for resources and guidance on this topic.

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