Inseparable!
Posted by Clairity
Jul 232010
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So we were at the wedding of a cousin recently and this is what my teens were doing. Cell phones and PDAs in hand, they were having a roaring time challenging each other to games, much to the disapproval of an elderly gentleman sitting nearby!

If there’s a way to tear a teen away from their cellphone, I’d like to hear about it. Honestly! Lately we’ve even had laptops on the breakfast table. I had to put an end to that, pronto!
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I don’t look forward to the days my toddler grows in to a teenager! LOL
My 14 yr. old daughter is the same…her cell phone or iPod touch is constantly in her hands. We are constantly getting on her about it. We had to make a rule no cell phones at the dinner table.
I have a SIL who used to have this addiction. I think it’s still there but she’s better about it now when family is around
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Sorry, no help. My little one is only 14 month. I have problems with him wanting to play with my cell phone. hehe
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You could always make it a rule. If they bring their laptops and/or phones to the table you will take them away. They’ll probably go on about how life is so darn unfair and how this will ruin their lives forever but a rule is a rule. And like my dad always used to say, “As long as you are living under my roof, you will go by my rules”. And so it was.
I am so not looking forward for the day my boys are teens.