Hi, I'm Dr. Richard Hanuker. Let's talk about good parenting techniques. There's no magic tin commandments here, but let me give you my take on some good ideas. First of all, your discipline needs to be consistent. It needs to be the three Fs. Fair, firm, and friendly. Discipline with empathy and love. It's also good to model good behavior. Now that, of course, is obvious. However, it's not as obvious as it might be in some cases. For example, if you're going to tell a kid how they should act, sometimes they're going to turn a deaf ear and you know that. But if they can hear you talking to your spouse about how you would act in a particular circumstance, they're going to learn from that. For example, you make sure the kids are listening and you say to your spouse, hey, I found a letter on the street the other day. I had a stamp on it and it had money in it. And I thought about taking the money and keeping it because I found this on the street. But I decided the right thing to do was get the money to the right person. So I just looked at the envelope, put it in the mailbox, and the right person got their money. And tell your kids what they should do with that letter. They may turn a deaf ear. However, if you talk it out with your wife with them in ear shot about what you would do and what the right thing is to do, they're going to think, hmm, that's a good thing to do. And they'll sort of incorporate that silently and then their psyche become a better person.