Screen Addiction Corner

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Screens aren't the enemy — but too much, too young, can be a warning sign.

Divya Place launched Yoga for Screen Slaves to help children build focus, movement and real-world connection again. If any of this sounds familiar, it may be worth a closer look.

Is this ideal for your child?

Has delayed developmental milestones.

Learnt to speak late.

Goes to school but still can't hold a pen well.

Gets aggressive frequently, for no clear reason.

Seems addicted to TV or mobile for most of the day.

Never seems to tire and keeps running around.

Seems stubborn and shows frequent tantrums.

Finds sharing or caring — even for a small toy — a daunting experience.

Never pays attention to what the teacher is saying in class.

Is socially immature — unable to share, or shift with the changing rules of a game.

Has poor receptive and/or expressive language skills.

Has difficulty understanding the consequences of their behaviour.

Isn't interested in looking at books or doing sit-down activities.

Doesn't interact well with peers, in or out of the classroom.

Has limited play skills, and struggles to adapt play to new toys or people.

take the next step

See where your child stands, in 15–20 minutes.

Our Screen Use & Academic-Emotional Impact Screening covers academic performance, concentration, mood, anxiety and screen/social-media patterns for ages 5–16.

Take the Screen Use Screening See All Screening Tests

Prefer to talk it through first? Drop us a WhatsApp message on 8446402370 to know more about Yoga for Screen Slaves and our in-clinic programs.