Children are lying on a bed, closely watching a glowing tablet screen in a dimly lit room. The warm light from the device reflects on their faces, capturing both the connection and quiet absorption that come with screen time. The image represents the growing role of digital media in children’s lives and the mental health questions surrounding extended screen use.
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