In the silence of the modern home, family time has slowly been replaced by screen time. Families return to the same room, but not always to each other. Instead of conversation, the space is filled with the blue light of scrolling parents and gaming children. A parent checks emails or social media while a child watches videos or plays games on a tablet. Physically, they are together, yet emotionally they may be miles apart.

The technological age has transformed nearly every aspect of modern life, including family relationships. Technology has undoubtedly made communication faster, information more accessible and learning more dynamic. At the same time, it has quietly entered the heart of the home, introducing subtle challenges to the bond between parents and children. The real question today is not whether technology is good or bad, but how it shapes........

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