Wallace M Do you let your kids eat a gallon of ice cream? Six Big Macs at a sitting? Twelve hot dogs at the family barbecue? If your kids are addicted to something, or overindulging, you intervene and you decide what they get. You put limits. What struggle? You are the parent. You tell your kids what they get and don't get. It's not rocket science to set up controls on a router to disable access. It's also not rocket science to tell your kids that the network is open for their use at certain times of the day to accommodate activities and such and phones are taken at a particular time and given back in the morning. Oh, but they'll be angry at me. Can't have that.

Wallace M Do you let your kids eat a gallon of ice cream? Six Big Macs at a sitting? Twelve hot dogs at the family barbecue? If your kids are addicted to something, or overindulging, you intervene and you decide what they get. You put limits. What struggle? You are the parent. You tell your kids what they get and don't get. It's not rocket science to set up controls on a router to disable access. It's also not rocket science to tell your kids that the network is open for their use at certain times of the day to accommodate activities and such and phones are taken at a particular time and given back in the morning. Oh, but they'll be angry at me. Can't have that.

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