Malcolm:
In that case, the opposite should be done: you need to cut the "umbilical
cord". Him doing well as a junior student at a university is an indication
of him being capable of everything (mostly).
So, he just needs to realize that, and take a full control of things in
his own hands.
So, pass the idea of tethering a phone to your _son_ instead!
(and it is a physical tethering, not in the sense of data!)
:-)
E.g. Something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/T-REIGN-Retractable-Carabiner-Polycarbonate-Attachment/dp/B00BF6QR6O
http://www.gearkeeper.com/communication/cellphones.html
https://www.amazon.com/CELL-PH-RETRACTING-SECURITY-TETHER/dp/B0007TQWI8
http://www.industrialsafetyproducts.com/python-safety-1500047-hook2loop-bungee-tether/?gclid=Cj0KEQiA9ZXBBRC29cPdu7yuvrQBEiQAhyQZ9C9nlei0ZcvTRbuUG34xMb5y8PXfyQ3k_82To-Sqbd8aAh_F8P8HAQ
https://www.amazon.com/Frogs-Tung-Retractable-Mobile-Device/dp/B00JTKOPY4
Cheers,
Igor
Malcolm Smith Fri, 11 Nov 2016 08:38:37 -0800 wrote:
<Sigh> He's 21 and in his third year of university - where he is doing
very well. His ability to break or lose things is certainly worth a first.
I will pass your suggestion on to my wife; regardless of his age, it has
merit!
Malcolm
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