I'd guessed we'd spend a lot more time talking to distant family after having the baby...
Perhaps curiously, it doesn't. It actually looks like the time spent in calls has gone down. In trying to figure out what's going on, I came up with several confounding factors and I think these are the major contributors:
- Texts went up because we send pictures of the baby often.
- Texts went up around the birth because group texts were a good way to update everyone asking how things were going at the hospital.
- Texts could be higher because my wife has started using Line regularly for texts with her family and those aren't included here.
- Phone calls went down because the highest percentage of our phone calls are from me to my wife when I'm on the way to and from work (~400 minutes/month). Since she's at home and sleeping odd hours currently, we haven't made those calls since he was born.
- Phone calls went down because we are awake at odd hours so we can't call people.
- Phone calls went down because we use skype in place of the phone more regularly now as people often want to see the baby while we're talking.
For the first two bullets about phone calls, we should be able to test this again in the spring when she's been back at work for a while. If those two are factors, we should see the phone usage spike again.
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