Marketers have found that babies, at the age of six months, can recognize corporate logos, so that's the age at which they're starting to target our children. So we need to start talking to our children when they're toddlers, talking about body parts and using the right names for them and answering questions in an appropriate age-appropriate way. The single most important thing that parents can do regardless of the problem, sexualization, drug abuse, anything, is to have honest open conversations with their children. That's very important to create an atmosphere in which the child feels completely safe coming to you with any kind of question or any kind of problem and will know that he or she won't be shamed or made to feel as if it's inappropriate to be asking those questions. And if you can establish that kind of environment where your child feels that kind of safety and comfort in talking with you, then you can deal with any problem that the culture throws at you. So when it comes to sexualization, what's important is to be able to talk with your kids about sex early on, really early on. So it's important to have these kinds of conversations, it's also important to bring things up. So to watch television, for example, with your children and if there's something that seems inappropriate to you, and there will be, to ask them, "How does that make you feel?" and then to encourage them to talk to you further about it. Of course, it's important for parents to do all they can with our own individual children. It's also important to recognize that we're raising our children in what I call a toxic cultural environment, an environment that surrounds them with very unhealthy messages constantly. And when people say, corporations say that it's just up to parents, don't let your kids watch this stuff or something like that, that really is like saying, "Well, if the air is poisoned, don't let your kids breathe." You know, it's impossible for parents to save our children sort of child by child, house by house. We need to work together to create a much healthier, safer environment for all of our children.