I do not particularly like videogames, but my husband and my children do. Even though we have some consoles at home, we sometimes have fun doing this type of activity outside of this.

We know that videogames are a hobby that can create addiction in children but as parents and educators we are always aware, supervising and controlling the time and type of game they choose. This activity has an important link in both children and adults and prohibiting them from playing is also bad, rather we educate them with responsibility making them see that everything has its time and its moment.

Playing with them is fun, besides creating a better paternal bond, my children feel special. The problem always appears when the game is over, since they still do not know how to lose and they want to win both, but we mediate with them and everything ends in peace.