Melissa Ben-Ishay: The advice that I have for parents while, for me, I'm very lucky to live in a district where the school supplies are provided, and I can't be more appreciative. But, back to school is stressful for everyone. It's a reset almost. You go from lack of routine or doing one thing for two to three months to doing something completely different. But I think just remembering that it's tough on everybody and being patient with yourself and your kids is really important first and foremost, and then other things are just do things as much as you can to make it easy for yourself. Pack lunches the night before if you can. Keep nourishing snacks and add-ons around. I love to have GoGo squeeZ Apple Apple pouches. Both my kids love them. I put them in their snacks, and also their lunch boxes. It's half a serving of fruit per pouch, no added sugar, and it makes me feel like I'm winning as a parent even when I don't have a nourishing meal per se, if they're having GoGo squeeZ Apple Apple, I feel good about it. It's okay to order in dinner. I think we live in a society where we're constantly being inundated as parents with memes and information on social media especially that tells you you're not doing enough or you could do better and I wouldn't let anybody get that into their heads. We're all doing a great job and the more patience we can have and the more attention we can give our kids the better we're setting them up for the school year ahead and the kids will be just fine.