Raising Children in an Age of Instant Gratification

Most parents these days are concerned about theauthor explains that the combination of technology
effects that technology will have their children.interactions and immediate gratification is challenging
Electronic producers are targeting their products totoday’s teens for developing a misguided and
younger and younger audiences, so that children aredistorted self-image, work ethic, a surprising sense of
more accustomed to interacting with their electronicentitlement, tendencies toward aggression, and
gadgets such as phones, ipods, computers, and videogenerally just underdeveloped social skills. It seems
games, and less likely to interact with one another. Isclear, then, that it behooves parents to take an interest
there a reason to be concerned about this electronicin the amount of interaction their children are having
preoccupation, and can anything be done about it?with technology.
In a book by Dr. Osit entitled Generation Text, the