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Kuala Lumpur: A clip of a young child dancing along to a motion-based video game at home is gaining traction online, with many praising the shift towards more active screen time.

The video posted on Threads showed the child participating in interactive gameplay connected to a television, encouraging physical movement rather than passive viewing.

The parent shared that such activities could help children stay active and develop better habits, while also allowing family members to join in.

The content received positive responses from netizens, with many expressing interest in similar setups and viewing it as a healthier alternative to conventional gaming.

The discussion has since expanded to include the role of technology in encouraging active lifestyles among children while maintaining parental supervision.