Yes.

Answered by Meera , an ibibo Master, at 9:27 PM on October 09, 2007

looking at computer monitors for a long time or staring at it without the eyes blink will definitely cause harm to the infant's eyes so take proper precaution in dealing with that. occaisonally seeing the monitor wont effect the eyes.

Answered by mrmister , an ibibo Citizen, at 7:54 PM on October 09, 2007

Yes staring at comp for long can cause problems for elders and more for infants.

Answered by pia , an ibibo Citizen, at 4:53 PM on October 09, 2007

yes

Answered by V. Manohar , an ibibo Citizen, at 1:40 PM on October 09, 2007

yes for any one the distance must be min 2 metres

Answered by SANJAY88 , an ibibo Guru, at 10:38 AM on October 09, 2007

hearts is no longer just a metaphor, but is, in fact, a very real phenomenon. We now know this because the combined research of two or three fields is proving that the heart is the major center of intelligence in human beings. Molecular biologists have discovered that the heart is the body's most important endocrine gland. In response to our experience f the world, it produces and releases a major hormone, ANF -- which stands for Atriol Neuriatic Factor -- that profoundly effects every operation in the limbic structure, or what we refer to as the "emotional brain." This includes the hippocampal area where memory and learning take place, and also the control centers for the entire hormonal system. And neurocardiologist have found that 60 to 65% of the cells of the heart are actually neural cells, not muscle cells as was previously believed. They are identical to the neural cells in the brain, operating through the same connecting links called ganglia, with the same axonal anddendritic connections that take place in the brain, as well as through the very same kinds of neurotransmitters found in the brain. Quite literally, in other words, there is a "brain" in the heart, whose ganglia are linked to every major organ in the body, to the entire muscle spindle system that uniquely enables humans to express their emotions. About half of the heart's neural cells are involved in translating information sent to it from all over the body so that it can keep the body working as one harmonious whole. And the other half make up a very large, unmediated neural connection with the emotional brain in our head and carry on a twenty-four-hour-a-day dialogue between the heart and the brain that we are not even aware of. examples of true coherency in a massively incoherent system. And when this global economy nightmare we've unleashed finally self-destructs -- as I think it has to -- these small pockets of coherent intelligence will then manifest themselves and provide the impetus and the wisdom for the changes necessary to create a world in which children can reach their full potential MEDIA LITERACY EDUCATION is more important than ever for parents, teachers and kids. We need to remember how important "critical thinking about the media" is, in addition to being concerned about how much time they spend in front of the computer, the TV, the iPod or the XBox.

Answered by Pammu , an ibibo Specialist, at 10:08 AM on October 09, 2007

yes. Very little children have sensitive organs which can easily get damaged. So keep u kid of the screen which emit strong rays

Answered by Writer , an ibibo Master, at 4:11 AM on October 09, 2007

SOMETIMES. Dont allow the child to stare constantly to the computer monitor. The monitor radiates strong light rays which are harmful for the child because the child finds it difficult to accommodate the eyes to the change in the light waves with changes that occurs on the monitor screen when the computer is running any program.

Answered by cuteguy , an ibibo Master, at 3:57 AM on October 09, 2007

ANS-------YAH but depends on the duration for which u r viewing....------------------------EXPLANATION--------------------From a computer screen, rays r entering our eyes from a small distance of may b 2 feet or lessh intense rays from such a close distance might cause harm to the Eyes if watched for a long duration of time

Answered by Dhrubajyoti , an ibibo Advisor, at 1:47 AM on October 09, 2007