It should be equally as best friends!!!
The issue is ur a mother and u dislike her too many phone calls,what shud be allowed and should not be depends on the circumstance.
You got to inbuilt that understanding her and you to Trust one another,becuz the daughter is the immatured one not you.
Time to time you have sit down with her and keep explaining her and make her understand by letting her that you love her alot and do trust her,tell her it would be nice if she concentrated on her studies and tell her thatwhy don't you invite your friends home for tea or lunch,as in this way you would get to know her friends and she is intellecting with,without you getting paranoid on her adolescent.I don't blame either of you,but it is an initial stage where you need to give her more attention and built in that trust from your end that she comes to you and tells you everything in future.
2006-11-30 03:00:06
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answered by kahuna_khazana 2
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I don't have kids yet, but I do think I can offer you a different perspective. I am 25 years old now, but when I lived with my parents I was NEVER allowed on the phone. And I mean never. My grades were always great and I was well behaved, but as an adult I still believe that was extreme.
So, with your own teenager, perhaps an hour or two a night and only if homework/chores are complete and if it doesn't interfere with someone else's phone needs. They see eachother every day at school so there shouldn't be THAT much that needs to be said. Your teenager will probably resent the fact that the phone time is being restricted, but her evenings as well as yours shouldn't be consumed with her talking on the phone. As for weekends, maybe you can compromise with her on how much time should be allowed so that way she feels like she's part of the decision so she will respect it more.
2006-11-30 03:09:27
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answered by Kim G 2
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I have a teenage daughter who has a cell phone. and she is only allowed to have calls after 9:00 pm (if all homework is done and until) until 10:30. She doesn't like it but I found that when boundaries weren't set her school work and chores weren't gettng done. there are many days that she doesn't like me either. I think it's just a part of being a teenager. At the same time i see a change in our realtionship we have some really good times that give us the chance to communicate and make up for the not so good moments. I say cease these moments. Unless there are other factors such as drugs, alcohol or disrespectfulness, i'd take is a part of growning up. I've realized that alot of times when my daughter shuts me out is because she's have a problem or upset with a guy friend that she may be interested in. I find a way (humorously) to let her know that I know what's going on and then i leave her bee to come back at me with questions about the very subject. There is no solid one answer to your question. As parents where not taught to be creative in our approach with our children.
2006-11-30 02:59:08
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answered by weary minded 2
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There must be repect and understanding both ways. It is not always easy. But to get the respect you want you must give it.
If someone has issues, hangups and mental problems sometimes a poor daughter or mother can try so hard invain to achieve a wonderful relationship without success
Then cut the losses and give up, find or adopt a mother that treats you the way you want to be treated
2006-11-30 02:59:27
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answered by Sweetpea 1
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Parent and kid, I dated a girl in HS 30 years ago that was allowed 2 phone calls a day for 15 each,
depends on the kid, if she is a A+ student who would care, but if she is a F student, she would not be talking on a phone at my house,
2006-11-30 02:52:27
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answered by rich2481 7
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As a parent now of a daughter 30 I speak from experience. I monitored her calls meaning if she was just sitting there gossiping I would say Lisa enough for now in a polite voice. If she was giggling having fun I left her alone. I was her mother first and wow what a spectacular friendship we now have. Be open with your daughter. Listen with a closed mouth. Do not prejudge. Guide her with love. Do not force yourself on her and allow her to take her childhood journey.
2006-11-30 02:58:35
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answered by chattylady47150 3
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A mom and daughter courting in maximum circumstances would be very no longer common. It has to do with animal instinct of the daughter starting to be a woman and making her own possibilities and the thank you to run the homestead etc. Me and my mum combat close to sufficient each and all the time yet with my sister no longer plenty in any respect. i'm the oldest which exact makes a difference to the scuffling with and stubbornness. we don't do something jointly have not completed for years, for an prolonged time for the reason that i exchange right into a baby something has no longer outfitted between us. If i desire absolutely everyone to constrained in I talk over with my sister, the concept-approximately conversing to my mum feels like defeat and that she has administration or something. don't get me incorrect she does do plenty for us and do love her in my very own way yet no longer shown in huggs etc I do relish her yet for some reason an in depth nit family individuals has in no way labored even between our dad. it particularly is barely the way it particularly is at circumstances, no longer something is black and white. i'm specific with the priority's with your mum no rely how unusual or confusing finally ends up sorting itself out to extra healthful and with the ability to administration extra effective.
2016-10-04 13:36:26
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answered by ? 4
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at this age your child must be going through a lot of changes at emotional level. its not possible that she wont like her parents but she's finding it difficult to discuss everything with you.
its a phase,be patient with her,the phase will pass. if she faces any problem be supportive.the problem might seem to be very small to you but that might affect her strongly.so if she finds you on her side,she will come closer to you slowly.
And make her understand the difference between right and wrong, so don't allow calls after a particular limit but don't force her suddenly, do it slowly.
2006-11-30 05:03:21
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answered by md 2
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If your daughter need urgent to call her friends then you have to see really it is urgent or not.You have to be practical in this issues.If she needs it then you have to bear with and if she is just talking for just to talk then you have to talk her as a friend and let her understand that wastage of money is not good.And afterall these money will be for her and she can use it in bad times.Like this you have to make her understand .
2006-11-30 04:51:55
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answered by Mehbooba 4
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let her talk to her friends bUT not all night. maybe an hour and if shes gets mad then work out an hour of study time for an hour of phone time try to negotiate but don't let her make the deal completely.
2006-11-30 02:53:35
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answered by actresskm_nc88 1
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