Adults need to consider their own behaviors when using technologies in front of children. Adults may make rules about technology use with their children but children quickly learn through actions... not necessarily words. Do you use a cell phone while eating dinner with the family? Do you answer your phone or text message while someone is speaking directly to you? Do you use your cell phone or device while driving? Children may see your actions as a message that they need to compete with a device in order to get your attention or that etiquette is not necessary.