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What do you do when your parents take your phone forever?
101 Things to Do When Your Parents Take Away Your Phone
- Beg for the return of your phone.
- Sing “Bohemian Rhapsody” in its entirety.
- Sketch a picture of your phone.
- Dream about your phone.
- Watch your friends use their phones.
- Fingerpaint.
- Bake cookies.
- Make a bowl of Easy Mac.
What to do when you get your phone taken away?
Things To Do While Grounded From Your Phone
- Go for a walk.
- Put together a puzzle.
- Write a story (something about how horrible life is without a phone would be appropriate)
- Complain endlessly about how your friends never get their phones taken away, and how your parents are making you a social pariah.
What should I do if my parents won’t give me my phone?
It is important to do what your parents have requested in order to get your phone back. Begging does not indicate a sincere apology. Discuss a plan on how to regain your phone privileges. Once you have fully discussed the problem with your parents, request a plan to get your phone back.
Was my mother right to take my phone away from me?
Your mother did the right thing to take the phone. They say, there is no smoke without fire. What happened which resulted in your phone being taken away from you. Listen to what your mother says, do the household chores which were given to you, if you have any homework, complete it on time.
How can I teach my child good cell phone etiquette?
Decide on a location that your phone will go at night to be charged. Determine if this curfew is different on weekends or weekdays. Avoid using your phone when you are at the dinner table, in class, or driving. By understanding these basic phone etiquette rules, you are demonstrating responsibility to your parents.
What to do if you don’t pay your phone bill?
Determine the owner of the phone. If you do not pay your phone bill, you must understand that the phone is not yours. Make an effort to respect the rules that have been put in place. If you are unclear about these rules, discuss them with your parents. Correct your wrongdoing.