Guwahati, Sept. 27 -- Kids today watch more screens than any generation before them. Cartoons before school, videos in the afternoon, games on the weekend and so on. You cannot remove screens from their lives completely, but you can make the viewing much safer.

The TV size, the distance from the sofa and the room lighting all affect your child's eyes. This guide helps you make the right choices before buying the best TV for your family to ensure their screen time is pleasant.

A child's eyes keep developing well into the teenage years. Their eyes are softer and far more sensitive to glare and brightness than adults'. Children also forget to blink when something exciting is playing, and less blinking can lead to dry, itchy, tired eyes by ...