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In the end, it's your choice as a parent whether this is "good parenting" or not. The aforementioned roadblocks ("gee dad, it's my alarm clock! insurmountable o
by inanutshellus 3y ago
In the end, it's your choice as a parent whether this is "good parenting" or not. The aforementioned roadblocks ("gee dad, it's my alarm clock! insurmountable obstacle! guess i keep the phone, sucker!") are not arguing in good faith.
- paulddraper 3y agoIt's not insurmountable. There are solutions. E.g. parental controls.
- pests 3y agoE.g. you charge it in your room and give them an analog alarm clock. Or "you need to put the phone down at 10pm, if I come home and see you on it you will be grounded" Why must we use technology to enforce parenting choices
- paulddraper 3y agoTechnology isn't a requirement. Humans predate computers. But technology can come in handy, don't you think?
- pests 3y agoYep, I do think that. Does everything have to rely on it though? (also, we're in a thread complaining about how technology doesn't properly support paraental controls)