By Lindsay Mayer

 1.Obesity 2.Aggressive behavior 3.Poor body image 4.Sexual behavior 5.Smoking 6.Alcohol use

 Unhealthy eating practices learned from programming/ads for unhealthy food, increased snacking behavior while viewing, and interference with normal sleep patterns are causing children to gain excess weight.

 The food related TV ads are primarily for high calorie, low nutrient foods and drinks, and this sort of food marketing influences the child's food preferences and purchases requests.

 Branded foods drinks and restaurants are often featured in TV show and movies, and this is also influencing a child's food consumption.

 A television set in a child’s bedroom is also a large problem because it allows for loss of sleep at night, as well as allowing for fewer restrictions on what the child can view.

 Violent image captured from children's cartoon, “Looney Tunes”.

 Violent image captured from children's cartoon, “The Simpsons”. Violent image captured from new hit show, “American Horror Story”. content/uploads/2014/10/tumblr_nd64jwqwye1rq0qjio1_500.gif

 Heroes are often violent towards a villain, which in turn makes them a role model for children.

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 Two Broke Girls

 Image from new hit show “Faking It” where the characters decide to have a “threesome”.

 Awkward

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