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Calm down and think this way. An iPhone tracker doesn't mean that your mother doesn't trust you. Maybe she doesn't mean to control you and restrict your freedom at all. I guess she just wants to know you are behaving right, you are not assaulted by the bad influence. On the Internet, cyberbullying, porn, and fraud can be accessed easily. How can you convince her that you are not influenced by such things? Just think how you get along with her in the daily life. Is she open or narrow-minded? Have you ever done something which makes her worried and anxious? From where I stand, I think it's reasonable to install an iPhone tracker on children's Apple products. I give them the freedom to access the Internet and the digital devices, and I also have the obligation to ensure their security. I will tell them the existence of this gadget and assure them that they can come to mom for help once they have any problem.

I will check what my children have visited on the phone, just in case they may see something which may cause discomfort or horror. Even if they empty the web history, I can use web spy app to check the web history.

Whose phone do you want to track? What's the type of phone that you want to track? There is something that you should be aware of when you choose a gps tracker. Generally speaking, a GPS tracker logs the accurate Latitude and longitude, address, staying time. The user can also set geo-fencing alerts when the phone leaves or enters the specific area. If a tracker cannot offer these features, then you'd better think twice...

If you have a few dollars to spare you can get a drying rack at target/Walmart/amazon it can help improve your drying set up until the 15th. Most fold away almost flat when your done. I use mine for airing my heavy blankets outside in good weather too!

Ugly link from mobile:

AmazonBasics Foldable Drying Rack - Chrome https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00H7P1G7C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_UqkFCbVFHYGBB

It comes down to personal preference, but I think the best material is the kind that wipes down easily and has several pockets. I really liked this one because of the stylish appeal (it looks just like a regular bag to me), it's HUGE, the insulated bottle tote, the zippered clothes sack for keeping spit up onesies separated from the rest of your stuff, the changing pad because who wants to lay their baby on a random public bathroom changing station - gross!, and for the clutch to keep your own things in (credit card, cash, ID, lip balm, keys) so you don't have to carry two bags with you.

I mean, it's not like you'll ever use half of those things and will instead just randomly throw things in and forget to ever take them out but still, it's nice to think you will.