 If you think, you know, sending your kids to a school or dropping them off to a Sunday school and you have all these other adults and all these other influencers helping raise your children is kind of okay because that's all that you can do and you don't realize that they need to supplement all of that because a lot of it is out of your control. You don't know what they're exposed to at school. Even in Sunday school, you have no idea what your kids are exposed to. It's so important to strike a balance and say, for X amount of hours, I don't talk to my kids. I don't know what's going on. I don't know who they're talking to, what they're learning. I have to fill in the time that I have with them by connection and talking. So please, like when you're with them at the dinner table, as Dr. Rania said, or Dr. Mishia Parami, when you're with them in those spaces where you're actually with them physically, please don't waste that time. Oh my God, that's like a horrible, squandering, valuable time that you have to actually get to know what is going on with them. But if you're thinking, oh, I'm just, I'm being a good parent. I'm educating them. I'm sending them here. I'm paying for this class. I'm paying for that. I got my stripes as a parent. That's not enough in the teen years. You actually, it's recommended that you befriend them. We wouldn't treat our friends that way. Who treats their friends that way, where you're not even talking to them and you're distracted? When we're with our friends, we are with our friends. And the advice is to treat your teens as your friends. So be with them. Talk to them. Get to know them. And you will see the dynamics in your family shift. But if you think I'm just doing the bare minimum and doing this and doing that and outsourcing and outsourcing, and I'm a good mom at Coke, and I do this, and that's enough and there's no conversation, this is what's going to happen. You're going to have all these issues and may God protect you from that.