Limit social media
Using social media can interrupt and interfere with in-person communications.
- Commit to not checking social media during meals and when playing with children or talking with a partner.
- Make sure social media doesn’t interfere with work
- Don’t keep your phone or computer in the bedroom – it disrupts your sleep.
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