We have a little paper on top of our fridge, what we call an appreciation chart. So we have different call-ins, one call in per person, so there is dad, mom, and the kids. Usually one of the kids decorates it, makes it pretty little frame, right? It's appreciation, fancy, and all that. How we use it is we post it for the week and anybody, anytime, can go over to the chart and write down something that they appreciate about the other one. There are some very simple things like, oh, I appreciate that. So and so, did my dish today? I appreciate that so and so picked up my books, anything like that, anything that they feel. It had to be a place where we could all see it at any time of the day. So we put it on the fridge. It was a big help when there were little conflicts with my boy and girls. Like, oh, by the way, did you check what it's so and so said about you the other day? And look, and it's like, oh yeah, she said that I was a kind brother and, oh, and then it totally changes the atmosphere and their emotions. I'm like, oh, yeah, maybe I shouldn't be a soap-set at her after all. Or another way that it helped too is like, when you notice that a child is misbehaving, but usually a misbehaved child is a discouraged child. So we go over to the appreciation chart, oh, look, I want to show you something and then they take time to look at everybody, what everybody wrote about them and what they appreciate about them and all of a sudden the discouragement melts away. I mean, it depends what the child is feeling, of course, but I've seen some things just like totally erased because they see how big part they play in the family because everybody appreciates something special about them. We all appreciate being loved in a different way, appreciated for what we are to the family and what we do.