My two children, ages 7 and 5, challenge me every day with parenting. And the most important thing that I do every day is to make sure that I’m constantly having a dialogue with my kids and that when I say something, I actually follow through with action. And that when I create structure round for my kids, whatever we’re doing, that I follow through with that structure every day. I listen to my children and even at times when it’s uncomfortable I let them do things, because I know there is a balance between letting them go, but then trying to keep them safe. And so I think it’s really important when I think about kids and technology that there’s these misconceptions that you have, or these ideas of what you think as a parent of what technology is and then what your kids think of technology. And you take yourself a little bit out of your shell and you reach out to the children and you look at their perspective and you find that harmonious duality between engaging them, but yet giving them structure, so they’re safe.