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While it is great that everyone is concerned about a 12 year old having a phone, I'm more concerned about how the daughter's Mom won't let her open the presents when she's at work...
Yah FyL for having such a greedy offspring. I'd take back the presents and give them to charity!
This is where you call your wife to inform the kids you have to work extra late today because of an emergency.
I think she's normal - and you are over reacting. She is 12, and it's her birthday. A day when you might take that 'world revolves around me mentality' many suffer at the age - even farther. Just text her - 'don't I get an I love you too back?' as a reminder of how she should behave. My kids hear it so often from me - sometimes they take it for granted - as they should. Because real love doesn't require a return. And it should be a daily thing too. (Most of the time they say it back btw or just say it without me saying it first.)
Meh, kids these days are too materialistic. It's up to you as a parent to change that...
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When I was 12, I had my first phone -_- but it was for practical reasons since the middle school was kind of far. Anyways but I was never spoiled, cause if I was my parents wouldn't have it (Asians :D ) I think it all depends on how well the parents raise their kids. Besides, why compare 2 different ages? :/ Ok, so back then the cool things were DS's and portable cd players and all that stuff. Now it's just cellphones, touch screen innovation and the best-new technology. It's just what we grow up with and around to. But I do agree, there's always that kid that takes things for granted. But as for OP, hope she'll grow up and show some respect because I don't think it's hit her yet how one day, there'll be a birthday where you won't even be there anymore :(
Awwww, she does love you, she's just got a one-track mind right now. I still talk to my daddy that way and I'm turning 23 next month. But I do it specifically to be obnoxious.