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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You say she “randomly” decides, OP. I think it’s time to sit down with your SIL and understand her (and your) expectations for screen time and reach a compromise. She shouldn’t be grabbing tablets out of kids hands and hiding them but at the same time you have to [b]respect the values of people you’re vacationing with[/b] and maybe can agree that everyone does no screens for certain times or activities.[/quote] I'm curious about the bolded. "Respecting" SIL's values would mean not forcing her kids to be on phones. If I want to give my kids a popsicle and somebody I am vacationing with doesn't want their kids to have one, do I not give the popsicles to my own? If I want to let my kids stay up until 10:00 and somebody I am vacationing with wants their kids to go to bed at 8:00, do I have to send my kids to bed?[/quote]
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