A a really great and honest perspective from Melanie Neumeier about working with working parents. "As humans do, we tend to find and build relationships with people who are similar to us. Understandably so, we are most comfortable with people who can understand and relate to our experiences. I see no greater dividing line for this than between adults with and without kids. According to the Pew Research Center, about 3 in 10 adults (29%) in the U.S. have a child younger than 18 years old at home."
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Families struggled to disconnect from tech Why it matters: Speaking of habits that are hard to break ... It's safe to say that individual screen time has cut into quality family time in millions of households. To reconnect, families need to take deliberate steps to limit everyone's screen time. Those steps can include overall screen time limits or technology blackouts during meals or other parts of the day.
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