Sending my son to his sister-in-law’s house for 2 days, when he picked it up, he gave me something that surprised me
My son is in 6th grade but I am very strict when it comes to using smartphones. The begin of the year learn online, I let my children learn by computer. My children also often complain about their friends getting a good phone from their parents, and many times beg me to buy a phone of their own, but I refuse. It’s not that I don’t have money to buy it, but I don’t want my children to indulge in social media too much and then get spoiled.
Contrary to what I think. Sister-in-law is very liberal. When I was in 3rd grade, she bought the phone for more than 10 million. But for nothing, other than studying online, it’s just to play games and watch cartoons. I advised her, she said that in modern times, the more you ban it, the more curious you are, the more curious you are, the easier it is to do things against your will.
last week, I traveling with the company should send children to sister-in-law. Please tell me more, I I’m a single mom.
Two days later, I came to pick him up and take him home. The boy innocently told all the stories that happened in 2 days living at his uncle’s house. This is the story of husband and wife arguing because of disagreements in raising children. Then there was the story that Titus (my sister-in-law’s daughter, studying in grade 3) was only a good student, but not as good as my son.
When he got home, he gave me something. I looked pale. A good phone. I asked him where he got it, he said he bought it from you. I hurriedly called my sister-in-law, she even cheerfully said that she felt sorry for my son, so I did not have a phone, so I bought it as a reward for a good student.
I do not agree to let my child use it, so I returned it. But my son adamantly refused to pay. My sister-in-law also refused to accept and blamed me for being high, being given expensive things, but also criticizing me. I’m so frustrated. How to pay this phone?
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