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Watch: Adorable Video Of Shilpa Shetty's Kids Sharing Nariyal Pani Will Melt Your Heart
On 'Brother's Day', Shilpa Shetty posted a video of her kids sitting in their backyard enjoying some fresh coconut water.
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Google TV Now Lets You Set Up Kids Profiles to Manage, Monitor Content They See
Chromecast for Google TV will let you see what your kids are watching and control how long they can watch. You can also monitor their overall content consumption with Google Family Link app.
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The Best Movie and Television Streaming Services in India
Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar, SonyLIV, YouTube Premium, Apple TV+, Mubi, Voot Select, and dozens more — what are the best streaming services and OTT platforms in India?
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The Best TV Series on Netflix in India [September 2020]
The best series to watch on Netflix in India in 2020 span Hindi (Sacred Games), English (Breaking Bad), for kids (Hilda), and beyond.
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Netflix’s New Parental Controls Allow You to Hide Movies, TV Series From Kids’ Profiles
With most kids stuck at home during lockdown, Netflix has unveiled a series of updates to its parental controls. You can block individual titles, filter out age categories, set a PIN on adult profiles, browse what your kids have been watching, and turn off auto-play for kids’ profiles.
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Watching TV Can Lead To Obesity In Kids: Study; Know Tips To Prevent Childhood Obesity
Childhood obesity: The researchers analysed five lifestyle habits: physical activity, sleep time, television time, plant-based food consumption and ultra-processed food consumption. Watching TV was found to be the top factor for obesity risk in kids.
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Are Your Kids Spending Too Much Time On Mobile Phones Or TV? Keep A Check On Their Caffeine Intake
Teenagers spending more time on electronic gadgets are more likely to consume sugary, aerated and caffeinated drinks. This should be taken seriously as the children may exceed the daily recommended levels of such drinks.
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Parents Take Note: Young Kids Who Watch More TV Get Less Sleep
On an average, young children without TVs in their bedrooms slept 30 minutes more at night than those with a TV in their bedroom
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Young Kids Who Watch More TV Sleep Less Than Required: 5 Sleep-Inducing Foods
According to a latest study, pre-schoolers who watch less than one hour of TV per day get 22 more minutes of sleep at night.
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TV Ads Trigger Junk Food Cravings In Teens And Pre-Teens, Says Study
A report by Cancer Research UK has found a link between high exposure to TV ads and increased consumption of junk food by kids between ages 11 to 19.
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BBC Dad Again? Five-Year-Old Interrupts Father's Live TV Interview. Watch
Remember professor Robert Kelly whose live interview with BBC was hilariously interrupted by his kids and went viral? Looks like history repeated itself on Monday as Al Jazeera News had its own "BBC dad moment".
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No Condom Ads On TV Between 6 am And 10 pm, Kids Are Watching: Government
The government restrictions on Monday on advertising condoms on television, saying ads would only be allowed late at night as they could be inappropriate viewing for children
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Beware Parents: Watching TV Can Raise Risk Of Diabetes In Kids
Watching television or video games for more than three hours a day may put your children at increased risk of developing diabetes, according to a study.Researchers found that both adiposity, which describestotal body fat, and insulin resistance, which occurs whencells fail to respond to insulin, were affected by longerhours of watching television a...
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Watching TV for 3 hours Daily May Up Diabetes Risk In Kids, Finds Study
London: Children who watch TV or use smartphones or tablets for more than three hours a day may be at a higher risk of developing diabetes, a new study has warned. Daily screen time of three or more hours is linked to several risk factors associated with the development of diabetes in children, researchers said. These include adiposity, which descr...
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Who are India's Pokemon Fans? The Answer Will Surprise You
Pokemon Go may not be available in India just yet but that has not stopped Pikachu and friends from thriving in the nation.
![The Best TV Series on Netflix in India [September 2020]](https://i.gadgets360cdn.com/large/netflix_best_tv_series_1600167552333.jpg?downsize=260:195 "The Best TV Series on Netflix in India [September 2020]")
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Watch: Adorable Video Of Shilpa Shetty's Kids Sharing Nariyal Pani Will Melt Your Heart
On 'Brother's Day', Shilpa Shetty posted a video of her kids sitting in their backyard enjoying some fresh coconut water.
-
Google TV Now Lets You Set Up Kids Profiles to Manage, Monitor Content They See
Chromecast for Google TV will let you see what your kids are watching and control how long they can watch. You can also monitor their overall content consumption with Google Family Link app.
-
The Best Movie and Television Streaming Services in India
Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar, SonyLIV, YouTube Premium, Apple TV+, Mubi, Voot Select, and dozens more — what are the best streaming services and OTT platforms in India?
-
The Best TV Series on Netflix in India [September 2020]
The best series to watch on Netflix in India in 2020 span Hindi (Sacred Games), English (Breaking Bad), for kids (Hilda), and beyond.
-
Netflix’s New Parental Controls Allow You to Hide Movies, TV Series From Kids’ Profiles
With most kids stuck at home during lockdown, Netflix has unveiled a series of updates to its parental controls. You can block individual titles, filter out age categories, set a PIN on adult profiles, browse what your kids have been watching, and turn off auto-play for kids’ profiles.
-
Watching TV Can Lead To Obesity In Kids: Study; Know Tips To Prevent Childhood Obesity
Childhood obesity: The researchers analysed five lifestyle habits: physical activity, sleep time, television time, plant-based food consumption and ultra-processed food consumption. Watching TV was found to be the top factor for obesity risk in kids.
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Are Your Kids Spending Too Much Time On Mobile Phones Or TV? Keep A Check On Their Caffeine Intake
Teenagers spending more time on electronic gadgets are more likely to consume sugary, aerated and caffeinated drinks. This should be taken seriously as the children may exceed the daily recommended levels of such drinks.
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Parents Take Note: Young Kids Who Watch More TV Get Less Sleep
On an average, young children without TVs in their bedrooms slept 30 minutes more at night than those with a TV in their bedroom
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Young Kids Who Watch More TV Sleep Less Than Required: 5 Sleep-Inducing Foods
According to a latest study, pre-schoolers who watch less than one hour of TV per day get 22 more minutes of sleep at night.
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TV Ads Trigger Junk Food Cravings In Teens And Pre-Teens, Says Study
A report by Cancer Research UK has found a link between high exposure to TV ads and increased consumption of junk food by kids between ages 11 to 19.
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BBC Dad Again? Five-Year-Old Interrupts Father's Live TV Interview. Watch
Remember professor Robert Kelly whose live interview with BBC was hilariously interrupted by his kids and went viral? Looks like history repeated itself on Monday as Al Jazeera News had its own "BBC dad moment".
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No Condom Ads On TV Between 6 am And 10 pm, Kids Are Watching: Government
The government restrictions on Monday on advertising condoms on television, saying ads would only be allowed late at night as they could be inappropriate viewing for children
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Beware Parents: Watching TV Can Raise Risk Of Diabetes In Kids
Watching television or video games for more than three hours a day may put your children at increased risk of developing diabetes, according to a study.Researchers found that both adiposity, which describestotal body fat, and insulin resistance, which occurs whencells fail to respond to insulin, were affected by longerhours of watching television a...
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Watching TV for 3 hours Daily May Up Diabetes Risk In Kids, Finds Study
London: Children who watch TV or use smartphones or tablets for more than three hours a day may be at a higher risk of developing diabetes, a new study has warned. Daily screen time of three or more hours is linked to several risk factors associated with the development of diabetes in children, researchers said. These include adiposity, which descr...
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Who are India's Pokemon Fans? The Answer Will Surprise You
Pokemon Go may not be available in India just yet but that has not stopped Pikachu and friends from thriving in the nation.
