When Screens Replace Smiles — A Story from My Clinic
It was a regular day in the OPD.A 4-year-old boy sat beside his mother, tugging gently at her hand.“Amma, look!” […]
It was a regular day in the OPD.A 4-year-old boy sat beside his mother, tugging gently at her hand.“Amma, look!” […]
We’ve long been told that being “regulated” means being calm.But what if that’s not true at all? What if
Scroll for five minutes and you’ll see it. The perfect vacation.The filtered faces.The kids who look like they’ve never had
Most parents think their kid is “addicted to screen time.” I disagree. Addiction implies pleasure — a choice made for
Every evening around 4 PM, Aarav’s parents could sense it coming.The tension. The tiny frown. The sudden burst of tears
The other day, a mom in my clinic shared a familiar scene: “We were already late for school. My son
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