Jon…you obviously need less time on games and more time reading

I have an 11 year old grandson we are raising. We are trying to get back some control. He has had a hard knock life with his parents. He just got an Xbox. I am trying to come up with an agenda on the hours of play for him. He seems to think all day long is what we should allow and that’s not going to happen. Suggestions please. He does better when it’s a written out contract form.

I seriously thought you were talking about my eldest son who’s now 21yrs old. My eldest was the same way and I ended up locking up all gaming systems. He’s also severe-end ADHD, O.D.D., and he also has bipolar. As my son aged, I do believe that there’s a possibility that he could have a personality disorder as well. So, I honestly don’t think that it’s the gaming to be the root cause for your step-son’s behavior. It just may be more than gaming.

Sophia you are correct. In this days game’s having more popup ads and they are not kids friendly so, in this case our kids suffer online.