Using a Phone While Eating Harmful for Children? | Parenting Podcast | Dr Javed Iqbal | Yasir Janjua

Website Link: https://www.drjavediqbal.pk/ 📱 WhatsApp: 0348 0534407 📷 Instagram: @bookbyjaved 📘 Facebook: facebook.com/bookbyjaved Impacts of phone use during meals on children's development in parenting discussions with Dr. Javed Iqbal. 00:00 Intro 02:25 Sensitive children require unique parenting approaches. 03:10 Natural parenting supports children's instinctual development. 04:45 Using screens while eating harms children's concentration and well-being. 07:33 Parents should model phone-free eating for children. 09:43 Redefining respect and values in the digital age for children. 11:21 The importance of love in financial transactions. 13:36 Insulting children harms their development and self-esteem. 15:43 Parenting skills are essential in a digital world. In this episode, Yasir Janjua and Prof. Dr. Javed Iqbal talk about a growing issue every modern family faces — kids using mobile phones while eating. Why do children get distracted during meals? How do parents’ own phone habits influence their kids? Yasir Janjua and Dr Javed Iqbal also explore why today’s teenagers often don’t listen to their parents, and how the generation gap between modern kids and old-fashioned parents creates daily conflicts at home. From screen addiction to family communication breakdown, this podcast sheds light on the psychological and emotional impact of mobile use during mealtime — and offers practical parenting tips to build healthier habits. Why kids use phones while eating How parents unintentionally set the example Effects of screen time on eating habits and focus Why teenagers resist parental control Bridging the gap between modern kids and traditional parents How to bring back real family conversations Children exposed to screens during meals show decreased concentration and focus, leading to poor attention spans. Studies indicate that screen use can diminish children's ability to engage in deep learning and meaningful interactions with their surroundings. The habit of eating while watching screens can lead to superfic