The benefits to adopting an older child from the foster system, there are many hundreds of them, but the main one is that you know what you're gonna get. That kid is gonna either be not well or well. So in our case, our daughter is emotionally stable, and educationally stable, and neurologically stable and physically stable. She's a great, healthy, vital little girl. These children need homes. These children that from 2 to 8, 9, 10, all the way up to 18. But if you are being a parent for the first time, please consider an older child because they're wonderful and they're needy and they're reliant and they are just so hungry for a home and to be involved in a family and to have a family life. And it's a beautiful thing; it's the most beautiful thing to have this little girl with us right now. She is just so much a part of our family that it's kind of freaky that she's only been with us for a short time. The disadvantage to adopting infants is that you don't really know what you're going to get. These children are taken from their families for a reason. And generally if it's an infant, the infant has tested positive for some kind of chemical in their system. And they don't necessarily, you just don't know what you're gonna get with a little baby, you really don't. Obviously my daughter's healthy so she may have tested when she was an infant for something in her system, but she turned out to be a beautiful, healthy child. But some of the kids aren't so lucky. So be very mindful when you are considering an adoption from the foster system.