He's with his grandparents right now, calling and asking when the screen will be ready. I tell him,…

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He's with his grandparents right now, calling and asking when the screen will be ready. I tell him, tomorrow. His grandpa took it for repair on Friday, so it can't be done sooner. Well, he asks why you didn't get him a new protective screen. I reply: hold on, son, you had one, you broke it. We even replaced the screen recently, we just forgot to put on the protector. But you're responsible for the phone. You need to take care of your things, not drop a power bank on it. I had to remind him that buying a phone isn't an obligation, it's something we want to do for you. And if you keep talking and acting like this, you'll end up without it altogether. He got offended and spoke through gritted teeth. But really, why is it my fault again that he broke the screen?
Ну всё, лета мне хватило, пора уже на осень🤣🤣🤣 На улице жара, в моем понимании всё выше 23 — это…
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Lenushka
Tell him people lived without phones before and were fine 😁
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Ekaterina Salina
Someone's gotten a bit spoiled, haven't they?
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Olga
So your son got straight to the point. Knowing my son isn't exactly gentle with tech yet, I always put a screen protector on his. It's mainly my protection against losing money ))) And I doubt your "specialist" threw the power bank at the phone)))
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natalya
You said it right
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Labinska anna
Olga Whether it was intentional or not doesn't really matter. We forgot. But we're not to blame for him breaking it. He's the only one to blame
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Tanya
You told him exactly right. If he can't take good care of his things, then he's not ready to have them yet. Basic cell phones are perfectly fine for staying in touch.
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Tata
I drop my phone too, and my husband, and we all can drop it, it happens. But it's one thing if he really doesn't care and throws it, or, I remember how my husband started throwing his bag, and the phone was in it, and he broke it. He was playing or something, I don't know... Anyway, he got a good scolding, knock on wood, everything's fine for now... Or it happened like this, he dropped it, it happens. And yes, I always put protection on for the kids. You can forget too, and you should explain to him that this can happen, but since it's your phone and you see there's no protection, remind me.
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Iglova Viktoriya
I don't understand why the child's phone doesn't have a screen protector. Of course, you need to put one on
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Valeriya
My daughter is like that. She drops her phone like 100 times a day. It turned out to be durable – it lasted 2 years. Now she's been given her son's old phone with a reminder that we're out of spare phones. She's broken all our old phones. You can put a million protections on it… and honestly, whoever doesn't take care of their tech will end up with a flip phone playing Snake.
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Labinska anna
Iglova Viktoriya Forgot. I agree it's needed. But is it my fault that my son broke the screen again
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ZVYaGINA LENA
Ooooh
My oldest is the same)) In the end, he's using a basic phone now.

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Ekaterina Bryleva
Hey, if it was just replaced, why are you changing the screen again? Didn't you just change it?
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Labinska anna
Ekaterina Bryleva We just changed it, literally a month ago
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Ekaterina Bryleva
Ekaterina Bryleva So why did you decide to change it again? This is the main screen... Next time will you buy them a new phone if they lose it too?
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Labinska anna
Ekaterina Bryleva No, of course not. But the problem is that he has to travel home from Moscow by bus. That's why he needs a phone.
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