Srinagar, Feb. 5 -- In recent years, mobile phones have infiltrated almost every aspect of our lives. Once a luxury, they are now a necessity for communication, work, and entertainment. Unfortunately, this technological revolution has extended its grasp even to infants and toddlers. What was designed to connect people and provide information has now become a pervasive "digital nanny," taking over essential aspects of a child's development. Children today are unable to eat without a mobile phone in front of them. They struggle to fall asleep without staring at a glowing screen. This dependency has buried the traditional role of parents as primary caregivers and mentors. The societal support system that once fostered children's growth and c...