#MOM HID MY GAME PLAY ONLINE FULL#

Grab some friends and do a Pentatonix cover.

Recreate something you’ve seen on Pinterest.

Try to find all those missing socks the dryer ate.

Watch every episode of Nerdy Nummies and wonder why you don't have a YouTube channel.

Watch every episode of Good Mythical Morning.

Paint your fingernails and toenails in some sort of crazy pattern.

Relive childhood memories with your sister until you laugh so hard you pee your pants.

Attempt to throw Cheerios into your sibling’s mouth.

Eat the last box of Thin Mints in the freezer.

Try a new makeup style courtesy of YouTube.

“Like” every status on Facebook from ye old desktop computer.

Write a love letter to your secret crush.

Beg (again) for the return of your phone.

Come up with super cool hashtags like #whatsthepointofhashtagswithoutaphone.

Play in the sprinklers (unless it's the middle of winter).

#MOM HID MY GAME PLAY ONLINE FULL#

See how many full outfits you can find under your bed.

Spin around in circles until you vomit.

Pray for the safe return of your cell phone.

(Don't forget to scramble an egg in the soup!) ( A Midsummer's Night's Dream is a good place to start.)

Play Just Dance (all 8 or so versions).

Play a game (other than Candy Crush, Angry Birds or Clash of Clans).

Dust off (and practice) your instrument.

Sing ' Bohemian Rhapsody' in its entirety.

What can I say? I take my parenting and cell phone management seriously.ġ01 Things to Do When Your Parents Take Away Your Phone * That doesn't mean they weren't texting or browsing Pinterest while brainstorming, but I'll take what I can get.Īlso, you probably won't want to share this article with your parents because I'm totally providing a link to the best parental control apps.

With that in mind, the three of us put our heads together and brainstormed a list of 101 things to do when your parents take away your cell phone.Īnd guess what? We didn't use our phones to create the list.* I have two teenager daughters who've experienced the pain of cell phone loss it wasn't pretty. It's hard to believe you can do things without phone in hand, but trust me on this one. Once the initial shock is over, you can battle serious withdrawals-and believe you me, you'll have them-by distracting yourself with other activities. It can be extremely traumatizing, but there's hope! Granted, my kids have stricter parents than you do (according to them), but I'm certain 98.72% of smartphone-owning kids have experienced the removal of cell phone privileges. Because it WILL happen and the withdrawals are real. We've brainstormed 101 things to do when your parents take away your cell phone.

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