How can parents effectively teach emotional intelligence to their children in a digital age?

In today's fast-paced, technology-driven world, children are exposed to screens more than ever before. This raises concerns among parents about the potential impact on their children's emotional development and social skills. Teaching emotional intelligence—the ability to understand and manage one's emotions, and to empathize with others—is crucial for the personal and social success of children. With the increasing presence of digital devices in daily life, parents face the challenge of integrating these tools positively without losing the essence of face-to-face interactions. How can parents effectively balance screen time and real-world activities to nurture emotional intelligence in their children, and what strategies can help facilitate this learning process in a digital age?