RE: How to handle the effect of technology on family relationships

New technologies bring many benefits, but at the same time, they can generate new challenges and difficulties. Not only children have state-of-the-art technological devices, but also parents, so many of these problems occur in the family context.
However, if it is withdrawn as an entertainment option, it is necessary to generate alternatives for individual and joint leisure. Children sometimes do not know what to do if they are cut off from technology and it is "important" that they have resources other than technology.
Ultimately, technology, like all good things in life, is necessary and helps us to live better, as long as it is used as a facilitator of daily activities. Like everything, in excess it can become a great enemy of interpersonal relationships, but it is not something intrinsic to it. The responsibility for its use lies with each one.