Anonymous wrote:My DD plugs her phone in the kitchen at about 9 each night. She's 12. There are plenty of her peers who sleep with their phones. I know because she sometimes gets texts from then a 10, 10:30, 11 and later on school nights! I'm sure their parents think they are sleeping....
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. Heck, I'm an adult, and even I have a hard time not reaching for my phone if I'm having a hard time falling asleep, doing one last check for notifications/messages/etc. before lights out, etc.
Maybe because when you were younger you did not learn how to just put it in the charger and not reach for it.
Our kids are learning that early and one of the main reasons I don't take it. It's a learned habit.
NP. This is just flat-out bullshit.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We don't take it away. They use it as an alarm. I do remotely lock it with a parental app to avoid late night or early morning usage. The can still use the phone and calendar when it's locked down. I also lock it to push them.
What parental app?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. Heck, I'm an adult, and even I have a hard time not reaching for my phone if I'm having a hard time falling asleep, doing one last check for notifications/messages/etc. before lights out, etc.
Maybe because when you were younger you did not learn how to just put it in the charger and not reach for it.
Our kids are learning that early and one of the main reasons I don't take it. It's a learned habit.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. Phones don't belong in the bedroom- even for adults.
Anonymous wrote:Would you let them have a landline and a tv with cable? Because that's basically what it is.
Anonymous wrote:We do - too tempting for them. In summer I'm lax but school year they know they have to hand over at ten. What do you do? Of course I have one teen who says "nobody does this mom!" Sigh ....
Anonymous wrote:Would you let them have a landline and a tv with cable? Because that's basically what it is.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. Heck, I'm an adult, and even I have a hard time not reaching for my phone if I'm having a hard time falling asleep, doing one last check for notifications/messages/etc. before lights out, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Nope - I want my kids to monitor themselves. They are tired at bedtime and go to sleep. Their phone is their alarm n the am.