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[quote=Anonymous]The issue here is not the access/lack of access to the electronics. It's the judgmental statements that are the problem. You have a couple of choices OP: --Set some ground rules with friends: "We all make choices with our kids about technology. I respect your right to do that as a parent and hope you respect mine. I'm not going to argue with you over who is a better parent. Some of your comments have come off as judgmental and disrespectful to me. So can we all agree to keep comments about kids and technology to ourselves?" --Contiune to stay silent and make peace with your annoyance. --Fade away from the group. If there's nothing else for them to talk about, then why bother? What are you getting out of connecting with these people? [/quote]
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