Marko is 16 years old. He gets up in the morning and he feels sick. He can't go to school. Fortunately, his mother is free and immediately drives him to the pediatrician. In the waiting room, he picks up his cell phone and sends his 14-year-old brother money on PayPal because he lost to him at Fortnite. The other parents with their children sitting next to those are staring into his cell phone while he is watching.
Now comes the question: How would you as a foreign parent think about luning? Looking forward to your replies
I do not know anybody who went to the pediatrician at 16.
Up to 1% of teens in DE
If his pediatrician knows him best, why should not he sit there?
What I would think of as a foreign parent: I'm ZERO. He is a patient and what he does on his phone does not have to interest me.
What is so dramatic about it. He behaves like a teenager at that age. Most paediatricians are children and adolescents and treat until the age of 18.
Very good answer. I would say so too. I myself am 18 but sometimes ask something to see how others express their opinion.
I just think people should not get upset about anything. Is bad for the blood pressure:-). Live and let live…
Agree with the parents, but ignore it.
