Today we are teaching our children to become more parent dependent than independent. It's not because we don't love them. It's because we love them so much, we think we need to do everything for them. We need to go to the teachers and fight their battles. We need to go to the principals and fight their battles. The coaches and say, "Why isn't my son starting?" We need to go to the judge and say, "He was speeding, but please let him off." We are teaching our children that when there is a problem, go to your parents. We are not teaching them to solve the problem themselves. When you realize childhood is the perfect training ground for adult hood, then we should realize that and force them to be independent. Force them to handle situations themselves when they are 14 or 15 or 16. The situations they will encounter when they are 30 or 40 are going to be totally different. Right now, we are raising a bunch of children that, at 25, are parent dependent. It's much more important for children to learn not to depend on us, but they have to have the strength. They have the capabilities to handle their own problems, and they learned it in childhood.