Is it okay to mount a TV higher for kids in the household?

For kids, mounting a TV slightly lower than adult eye level, generally between thirty eight and forty two inches from the floor, enhances comfort and engagement. Children often sit on the floor or lower furniture, so adjusting the TV height accommodates their natural viewing angle and prevents neck strain. If mounting higher, adding adjustable tilt mounts or positioning secondary screens at child height can help. Designing flexible setups that consider both adult and child heights improves viewing comfort for the whole family and encourages proper posture.