Kabul [Afghanistan], December 13 (ANI): Growing dependence on smartphones among children has emerged as a major concern for families across the country, with parents, doctors and educators warning about its long-term impact on mental, physical and social well-being, Tolo News reported.

Eight-year-old Hafiz, who spends much of his time on his phone, said, "I've learned English, and I watch YouTube to learn more."

While digital platforms offer learning opportunities, parents report that constant screen time has made it difficult to set boundaries.

Concerned about his children's growing attachment to mobile devices, Hafiz's father said he has imposed strict limits, allowing screen use for only two hours a day.

Another Kabul resident, Abdul Rashad Qadiri, echoed similar worries, stressing

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