Amid busy work schedules and dual-income households in the UAE, many parents are handing mobile devices to children as a convenient way to keep them occupied. The phenomenon—dubbed “digital pacifiers”—is increasingly common, but experts warn it may interfere with emotional regulation, parent-child bonds and healthy screen habits. Research shows children in the UAE are among the youngest globally to receive smartphones, and many spend extended hours on screens, often at the expense of physical play or family time. For full insights into how UAE families are shaping what kids watch—and why the trends matter—read the full article below. Reference link: https://www.khaleejtimes.com/lifestyle/how-uae-parents-shaping-what-kids-watch
Phones as Babysitters? UAE Children Turn to Screens While Working Parents Juggle Life
