Millennials born during 1981-1996, especially in India, grew up around the time of globalisation, witnessing the arrival of cable TV, early internet, and flip phones and were shaped by cultural shows and channels such as Shaktimaan and Doordarshan. Gen Alpha, which is considered to the children born after 2010, were surrounded by tablets, smartphones, and social media from day one itself. This Children's Day, on November 14, mid-day.com dives into the debate to reveal how culture, technology, and social norms evolved over the years, giving a glimpse into how each generation's unique experiences shape their values and outlooks.

Here’s a look at how two Millennials, Judson, 29, and Deidre, 28, and two 13-year-old Gen Alpha kids, Samson and Ruah, reflect on their childhood experiences.