Ratings organizations are generally made up of experts in the entertainment industry who create and monitor sets of rating standards. The following graphic explores the differences between television, video game, comic book, and movie ratings to help parents and guardians decide what content is appropriate for their children.Ī parental rating is a guideline created in order to give parents a better understanding of the media content their children consume. While there is no one standard for all media ratings, many organizations have taken it upon themselves to create rating systems of their own. How much do you really know about the media your children consume on a daily basis? Do you trust the rating systems that have been established? We may think we know what “parental guidance” means, but the designation can vary from medium to medium: What’s allowed in a movie aimed at children may be different than what’s allowed in video games for kids. A Guide to Parental Ratings for All Types of MediaĪccording to research from Common Sense Media, children age 8 and younger spend an average of about two hours and 15 minutes a day looking at a screen.
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