The 61-year-old continued, explaining that she and her kids now think harder about what they decided to post and when — unsurprising, considering the perpetrators said that Kim's Instagrams and Snapchats with the pricey jewelry helped them orchestrate the crime . "If we go to Disneyland, we're not snapping pictures with Dumbo; we'll wait until we leave and then share something we want to share," Jenner said. "But it also gave us great pause about what to share. There is nothing wrong with working hard and getting something wonderful for yourself if you want to or that's what you're into, but I think the way that we share it with other people really changed. You think five times about what you're going to put out there on social media."