Parents, your phone may be hurting your child more than you think, says new study
A new study reveals parents' phone use triggers anxiety and insecurity in children. Adolescents feel dismissed and invisible when parents are distracted by screens. This can lead to insecure attachment patterns extending into adulthood. Indian parents face pressure, making phone use sometimes unavoidable for work. Prioritizing moments of connection over screen time is crucial for child well-being.
A new study reveals parents' phone use triggers anxiety and insecurity in children. Adolescents feel dismissed and invisible when parents are distracted by screens. This can lead to insecure attachment patterns extending into adulthood. Indian parents face pressure, making phone use sometimes unavoidable for work. Prioritizing moments of connection over screen time is crucial for child well-being.
