It's time to thank our partner for this episode, EEE.

Now, it can be hard to know what to do with the kids and their phones.

Theodore has already started asking for a phone. I'm like, what do you want to phone for? You're not going to do anything with the phone. But at some stage, you have to give them a phone. But I'm really weird about giving them a phone with internet before they're a certain age. And I think he kind of like for me,

I'm hoping I'm able to get the age of 12

before I have to give them a phone.

And that's why EE have introduced their EE. a certain age and I think he kind of like for me I'm hoping I'm able to get the age of 12 before I

have to give them a phone. And that's why EE have introduced their EE safer since. So there's

three tiers of plans, protected, trusted and guided. The Sims moderate usage and help shield

harmful content on any smartphone to keep your kids protected but still connected. That is really clever. I mean, I feel like that's the kind of thing that you need if you're giving your kids a phone because that's my worry. I don't want them just having the internet to use it freely and just look at whatever they want. And speaking of staying connected, your kids can keep in contact with you if their data runs out. Stay connected data runs at a slower speed but still works perfectly

for calling, texting and using apps like WhatsApp and maps. It automatically kicks in if your

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One, two.

Somebody asked me to spell word backwards.

And she was like, no.

D or O, totally.

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And she was like, no.

And she's like, oh, are you saying R?

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