Teens who feel their parents are frequently distracted by phones report feeling less secure in their relationships, a new study finds.
The research surveyed 600 adolescents and found those perceiving more device interference showed greater relationship anxiety and emotional withdrawal.
Experts say parents don't need to be available every second but should create predictable device-free times for focused connection.
AI-generated summary was reviewed by a CNN editor.
Like many parents, I often worry about how much time my teen spends on screens.
