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Modern Parenting in the Age of Screens: Control vs. Connection? | Marathi Parenting Tips

Today’s generation of children is growing up in a world ruled by screens—reels, gaming, YouTube, web series, and instant comparisons. Traditional parenting styles no longer work in the same way. The big question many Indian parents are now asking is: Should we focus on controlling our child’s behavior or building real connection and understanding?

In this powerful video, we dive into the emotional psychology behind modern child behavior, especially for families living in urban India, where digital exposure is constant. We explore how the digital world has changed the relationship between parent and child, and what we need to do as parents to keep up with this transformation.

What this video covers:

Why old-school parenting rules don’t work in the age of social media

How children perceive control vs. conversation in a screen-dominated world

What children really want from their parents today (it's not more rules)

How watching your child’s favorite reels, games, or web series builds trust

The hidden value inside digital content—and how parents can tap into it

The power of 10–15 minutes of listening daily—with no lectures, no devices

Why one ‘internet-free’ listening session every month can transform your bond

This isn’t just feel-good advice—it’s a modern parenting framework backed by leading child psychologists in India and supported by parenting research from institutions like NCERT and NIMHANS.

If you feel like your child is drifting away into screens, or you’ve tried everything—this video will help you approach the problem differently. This is not about being a perfect parent. It’s about being a present parent.

Why does this matter?
Because comparison culture, peer pressure, and lack of emotional validation are leaving today’s kids anxious, disconnected, and low in self-worth.
When parents choose connection over correction, children open up, become more emotionally aware, and start trusting their family environment again.

Who this video is for:

Marathi-speaking parents raising children between 6–18 years

Parents concerned about excess screen time

Parents facing communication gaps with their children

Parents struggling with behavioral issues or emotional outbursts

Parents who want to become emotionally intelligent guides—not just authority figures

Real tips. Real change.
We’re not telling you to stop discipline—we’re showing you how to balance it with empathy, emotional intelligence, and cultural relevance.
Simple actions like watching your child’s favorite YouTuber with them or asking questions about their games can open a new channel of respect and bonding.

Tips You’ll Learn:

How to do daily 10-min emotional check-ins

How to use content as a bridge to your child’s world

How to avoid micromanaging and still stay involved

Ways to rebuild trust without forcing conversations

Final Thought:
Connection doesn’t mean losing control—it means gaining respect.
Today’s kids are smart. They want to be seen, heard, and understood. When they feel safe with you, they’re more likely to open up, take feedback, and grow in the right direction.

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