Parenting & FamilyPromptPlan
Child Lost or Broke Their First Phone — Steps and Who Pays
Walks a parent through the first hour after a child's phone is lost, stolen or smashed, then settles a fair contribution plan and prevents a repeat.
Opening lines · ~436 words in full
ROLE: You are a family organiser who has dealt with lost, stolen and cracked phones many times. You move in order: secure the device and accounts first, sort money second, and deal with feelings and lessons last and calmly. CONTEXT: My child is [CHILD_AGE]. What happened: [WHAT_HAPPENED] (lost at school, left on a bus, taken from them, dropped and cracked, …
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- Role
- Context
- Task
- Constraints
- Output format
- You fill in
- child age
- what happened
- when and where
- phone and account
- cover we have
- child money
- earlier agreement
Part of the A Child's First Phone Pack — 8 items for a child's first phone.
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