India, June 27 -- Raising kids today means navigating a world where screens are everywhere, from online classes to gaming to group chats. While digital tools open up exciting possibilities for learning and socializing, they also come with risks that can't be ignored. The goal isn't to ban screens, it's to make tech work for your child, not against them.

Most children feel safe online, but that number is dropping. Vulnerable kids, especially those with neurodivergent traits or mental health challenges, are reporting more upsetting experiences online. Whether it's exposure to harmful content, gaming addiction, or late-night doomscrolling, screen time is starting to interfere with sleep, focus, and emotional well-being.

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