How can I convince my parents to get me a phone?

If your parents are busy with an activity, it’s okay to let them know that you want to talk to them when they have a free moment. Say, “Hey, mom. I see that you’re making dinner right now, but if you have time tonight, I’d like to talk about something.” Consider writing a letter to request the phone.

What age should you get a Iphone?

Some experts said 12 was the ideal age, while others said 14. All agreed later was safer because smartphones can be addictive distractions that detract from schoolwork while exposing children to issues like online bullies, child predators or sexting.

How can I use my phone at school?

Keep your phone in reach of your texting hand. Your phone should be easy to access with your texting hand. Place it in the appropriate blazer or trouser pocket, where you can access it easily. During class, shift your weight as though you were getting a sore behind, and as you do, slide the phone out of your pocket.

Do I really need a phone from my parents?

Either you need a phone or you don’t. If you need one for some legitimate reason like you need to keep in contact with your parents for safety reasons then they ought to be getting one for you. I doubt, however, that that is the case.

How do I convince my parents to let me buy a phone?

There are cost responsibilities for phones and there are behavioral responsibilities. If you have a solid plan for addressing those, present it to your parents and see what they say. Tell them how you have planned to earn money doing odd jobs for them or other people to help contribute to the cost of buying it and of maintaining it.

How can I Stop my parents from looking at my phone?

Let your parents set restrictions. Your parents are more likely to say yes if you agree to their rules for using the phone and allow them to check up on what you’re using it for. Suggest ways that they can check your phone to ensure that you’ve followed their rules.

Do you really need a smart phone for college?

You don’t need a smart phone to text or call anyone and you really don’t need to be on the internet 24/7 while not doing school work and chores. So, why should your parents put out $500 or more just to give you something you will likely break or lose in a month anyway?