[Full Story] I Invited My Nature-loving Niece on a Camping Trip but Not Her Phone-addicted Sister...

[@trenae77]

THIS is how family handles conflict - with communication and healthy compromise.

[@kaseysmama1]

This is exactly why screen time should be limited. Also, had parents been thinking of their daughter rather than their embarrassment, this could've been resolved much sooner.

[@Mika-art967]

Yeah that might be a problem

[@claytonthomas1980]

The situation with the OP's niece has been resolved and they're getting along well, good for the entire family.

[@mr.stealyourspork2197]

What’s with adults with blaming the phone first?!??

[@dragonemery]

Ikr, the second I heard “behavior change” and “phone addiction” I immediately knew there was something more going on

[@valeriewilleto5583]

Where are the girls' fathers? Op you are the boss uncle! 😊

[@RadioPsychicAstrologyByPepper]

If only I knew people like me that were interested in me that way when I was a child but somehow it was just like…..

[@pracillabain4218]

Break the cycle if it doesn't happen to you. So that your children, nieces and nephews don't go through that 😉👍

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

Impressive video, InkSpillers. Eager to see your next upload from you. I smashed that thumbs up button on your content. Keep up the fantastic work! It's heartwarming to see how your relationship with both nieces evolved during the trips. How do you plan to maintain that connection moving forward, especially with Stie?

[@prof.dr.aysenurmerichafiz-712]

hi

[@MyCircleHeads]

Hi

[@johnchristie9904]

Still kinda not fair to Sadie to have Ellie go to the cabin. Each should have had their own vacations

[@billcutting2681]

Lol I wouldn’t give one shit

[@henrygaming7863]

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