Technology makes children less creative The development of technology has thoroughly altered children's lives. Variegated apps can provide a more vivid experience and a wider platform to create anything, while they also deprived the time when children get contact with the tangible world. From my point of view, the harm of digital products to children far outweighs their benefits. For one thing, digital contents may swerve from their educational origins. It is always the most colourful ones that attract the children rather than the meaningful ones. This means that millions of children are now addicted to such cosmetic films, which will seclude them from the truth and beauty. Furthermore, some children's mental value have been distorted by such works, causing unexpected misdeeds such as fighting and inappropriate fighting. Parents who don't provide enough care and administration for children are also to blame for this reason. Additionally, although children's creativity is trained by some apps in some way, it can never replace children's experience in real world. They have to know the difference between virtual and reality, and also consider how to transform an idea to viable procedures. With electronic devices, children can only play in the written script and follow the editors' thoughts, while we can make use of whatever around us in our real life. Consequently, technology advance can never take the place of personal experience, especially to a growing child. On the whole, technology has made children less creative, with fewer opportunities to get contacted with our surrounding world.