Parental Phone Addiction Linked to Insecure Attachment in Children
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·4 viewsA new study examines how parental technoference — the interruption of parent-child interaction by device use — affects children's emotional development. Researchers found that children may develop insecure attachment when parents are frequently distracted by their screens. This insecurity can have lasting effects on a child's confidence and ability to form healthy relationships later in life. Many adolescents reported feeling neglected when their parents were absorbed in their phones. The findings underscore the broader impact that parents' screen habits can have on their children's overall emotional well-being.
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