I use a lot of humor in my parenting, because humor is like yeast. Let me elaborate. The root word of the word levity is the same root word as leavening, which is yeast. And so in the same way that yeast comes into a sticky messy glob of dough and makes it into something else, gives it light and air, in the same way you can put humor into a messy, sticky, heavy situation, and it gives some air, life, and breath to it. So I use it a lot. I try to teach my kids, I laugh at myself a lot, because I do a lot of ridiculous things. And I try to teach them to laugh at themselves as well. And also, it's really important to use humor when you're trying to teach kids about faith so it's not heavy and religious. And if they say something funny about God or their faith, that's actually my favorite thing. Case in point, I thought I was being so clever teaching, I said to my son, we were having a little devotional, and I was like, so who's your best friend. And my daughter who's 6, turns and in the driest voice possible she's like, the answer's Jesus. She wants you to say Jesus. I'm like, well, there you go.