Background: Since health behaviors of early childhood are causally linked to health-related problems later in life, identifying an establishing behavior that promote and maintain health during early childhood is of national priority.
It is estimated that families spend approximately 40% of their private lives with Television. Regardless of the time watching Television , the contents of programs may lead to deleterious health behaviors , lower social communications , lower personal relationships , lower reading skills , lower school achievement, obesity, aggression, antisocial behaviors, early sexual activity and substance abuse in childrens.
Conclusion: Televisions content and the sedentary time watching Television may influence children^,s physical health and well being. Thus, we conlude that  families must limit children^,s Television watching to help reduce their behavioral risk factors.