Rebel Dad Brian Reid is also a guest poster on Leslie Morgan Steiner's Washington Post blog On Balance. He recently shared his common-sense tips for keeping his various wireless devices from intruding on his family time (including, duh, turn them off). Good reading for the Crackberry addicts among us. Great ideas in the comments, too.
Tags: Cell phones, Family tech, Parenting, Wireless devices
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I cannot understand people having dinner with friends and/or their spouse and constantly checking their messages..
Turn the thing off for one hour at least.
The world will not stop.
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Posted by: Serge Lescouarnec | 18 September 2006 at 08:08 AM