One of the challenges when we launch our child into the world is that they are going to be in situations unlike our family situations. In situations where there is different rules. For instance, when a child visits another person's house, maybe they allow their children to see movies that you don't allow your children to see. Maybe they allow their children to play video games that you don't allow your children to play. There is a couple of ways to think about this. One is, as much as you can, make connections with the family your child is visiting. Talk to the parents, visit with your child so you can see what the context is. Maybe have some conversations with the parents about what the children are going to be doing when they are there. I think the other thing is getting clear about what things are hard and fast rules for you, and what things you feel like; okay, they are going to get that at their friends house, but they are not going to get it at our house. I'm okay to negotiate that. Further, I think you can talk to your child and say, "We have these rules in our family. Not all families have these rules, but if you go to somebody's house and they are showing a movie that says it's a PG-13 or restricted in some other way, give me a call and let's talk about if that might be something that you can see. I want to be sure that you are in a healthy environment, and sometimes we need to have a conversation to make healthy decisions about that."