answer: #Person1#'s considering imposing a limit on the amount of TV #Person1#'s kids can watch. #Person2# reminds #Person1# to have something else for them to do and parents should watch less TV to make an example.
documents: #Person1#: Do you think children watch too much Tv?
  #Person2#: I only allow my child to watch up to an hour a day. I don't think that tv is bad for kids. I think that kids should be active and not become couch potatoes.
  #Person1#: Perhaps I should impose a limit on how much Tv my kids can watch. They don't do much else in their free time. At least they always do their homework first.
  #Person2#: If you decide to put a limit on the amount of tv they can watch, remember to have something else for them to do. If you don't, they'll get bored and misbehave.
  #Person1#: They could go out and play with their friends.
  #Person2#: Sure. You could talk to other parents in your neighbourhood and plan it so that all the kids are free at the same time.
  #Person1#: Perhaps I could ask my husband to teach them foot ball or some thing. He watches too much Tv too.
  #Person2#: That's a good idea. Remember that if the parents watch too much Tv, the kids will probably follow suit.