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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s neither volume nor content. She just randomly decides when the kids should “go do something else.” Not her call. Neutral location (neither of our homes but I don’t agree that’s relevant.) These are older kids who were definitely not misbehaving in any way, not 3 year olds.

And I did handle it directly. But just thought I’d throw it out there for any other would-be screen vigilantes. My kids phones have app limits and downtime. Whether or not she (or you) thinks I am a good parent is also irrelevant. Not her call. [b]Even at her house [/b](which we were not.)[/quote]

[b]She gets to make up the rules in her own house. [/b] You are free to leave.[/quote]

How weirdly controlling and territorial? Do you pee on everyone and their personal items when they come in your front door?[/quote]

Everyone has house rules especially when having groups of kids over.  Silly to suggest otherwise.  My own kids have attended sleepovers where the mom had a basket at the door for phones to go in for the duration of the visit.  Not how I personally handle it but it’s not uncommon.[/quote]

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