| Text daily, one phone call a week. |
| Texts most days, phone calls a few times a week. |
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Daughter: often text multiple times a day. Call two or three times a week. Sometimes go a few dayx without contact if we are all busy.
Son: once a week if we are lucky. |
| Girl: text multiple times every day. Talk much less…about once a week |
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We have a weekly Facebook call. It's scheduled at a particular time, although we frequently change the time based on our or her schedules. Her psychiatrist insisted that we have a regular call so that if something goes sideways, it's easier to catch it earlier.
I usually text pictures of the dog a couple times a week and she sometimes responds. |
Facetime, not Facebook |
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g/b freshman twins.
Daughter calls 2-5 times per day. We talk more than we ever did when she was home. Texts about 10 times a day on top of this. Son calls daily. It used to be less when he had a girlfriend for the first semester of college but they broke up so once again he has time for good 'ole mom. Sometimes he'll call and we'll just sit on the phone for 15-20 minutes while he does homework and I do dishes. We'll talk about nothing much or even nothing at all. |
Is she ok? Are you worried about her? |
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Girl: calls most days 2-4 times a day, often while walking to class (until she runs into a friend and then hops off) or while throwing laundry in washer/changing it to dryer, etc., texts tons (pic of food, quick msg (“just took a spin class”) type
Of thing |
| The responses to this thread are crazy! People really communicate with their college kids daily?? Wow |
Apparently multiple times a day. Not sure how everyone has time for that but they do |
| Frequent texting, but can go a few days between convos. Hardly ever talk on phone. |
Too bad! You do not need to talk to your adult children every day. |
Exactly my experience. Boy almost never girl all the time |
NP here. We talk about whether she’s taking her medications, her classes, her new friends, roommate drama, travel plans, how the pets are doing (she misses them), how grandparents are doing (she misses them too), etc… |