My Husband of 11 Years Added a Password to His Phone After Trust Issues: Advice?
“How does everyone feel about passwords on your partner’s phone?”
“How does everyone feel about passwords on your partner’s phone?”
“My daughter is 8 years old and it’s like all of her friends have cellphones and have TikTok accounts, but my daughter is absolutely not allowed to be associated with it.”
Rest and relaxation? And a good mental workout? As a mom? In the year 2020? You might call me crazy, but yes, I found it! I found it all thanks to Word Life.
A mom writes in asking for advice about her 9-year-old daughter. She says her daughter has been caught multiple times chatting online with strangers (via chatrooms within games). This mom says she’s tried many times to talk to her daughter, explain how dangerous that can be, and has made it clear that is not allowed. She’s deleted her daughter’s games and banned her from using the iPad until she can figure out a way to convince her daughter to stop chatting with strangers online.
A mom writes in asking for advice about her ex. She says her ex, the father of her 5-year-old daughter, was abusive and generally terrible to her. Since leaving him, she has tried to reconcile and create a good co-parenting relationship for the sake of their daughter, but it hasn’t been easy going. Recently, her ex bought their daughter an iPhone. This mom feels her daughter is too young for the device and does not like the way her ex seems to be manipulating their daughter and her emotions via the phone. What should she do?
As parents, most of us know that, though our phones and technology might seem too complicated for a toddler to figure out, that is actually not the case at all. They know. They know.
A mom writes in asking for advice on the topic of getting her kids to entertain themselves without using electronics. She wants to keep them happy, but busy, and doesn’t know what to do in this very technological age.
A mom writes in asking for advice on a serious subject. This mom recently discovered disturbing content on a cellphone given to her child by the child’s father. The phone is linked to the father’s email account.
Tracy Bennett recently had a mom-shaming experience while at Costco with her two young children and she had the perfect response to the shamer.
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No surprise here: Chrissy Teigen is very reasonable!
That’s a super-relatable regret.