I never went to school. Never held a degree. Never sat in a classroom with fluorescent lights buzzing above me.  Instead, I grew up in a world full of dirt, color, and sound. I learned from trees, from falling down and getting back up, from watching the way ants build homes, and from sitting in silence with the sky. I didn’t have textbooks. I had moments. I didn’t have exams. I had experiences.

In our technology-driven world, screens have become an integral part of children’s lives, offering access to education, entertainment, and social connection. While digital devices provide valuable resources, excessive or unregulated screen time can pose several challenges that affect a child’s overall development.