Psychology says parents' phone distractions may leave teenagers feeling ignored and insecure
Teenagers today are expressing a growing sense of emotional disconnect from their caregivers, largely due to distractions from devices during key conversations. Research reveals that this device interference can escalate feelings of attachment insecurity among young people. By implementing simple strategies like establishing designated phone-free times, families can enhance their communication. It's vital for caregivers to remain emotionally present as…
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