What's up, guys? Welcome back to the five-minute fatherhood segment of the Family Team's podcast.

Jeff and I want to chat to you guys a little bit about why you need a correction system for kids,

especially around the ages of four to ten. And I wanted, Jeff, you to tease out a little bit of what you guys do,

but I wanted just from a big picture perspective, most of us when we are in the process of

training our children, we tend to have a discipline system. Like, in other words, we will create

a sort of certain things that will cause us to discipline our kids, and there's different, obviously,

ways of doing that, but many parents have thought through that. And then another system that a

lot of us also have is a reward system, which is also really helpful, something that we do for the

children when they're in the midst of being trained and they are achieving something.

We want to reward that as a way of really helping them, just stretching them, not in a way

to create a performance culture in the family, but to really try to understand and help our kids,

and this is especially in these younger ages, like I said, four, five, six, seven, when they

are really trying to figure out why should I try to be trained in this area or sort of listen to you and get kind of in that

and a good habit going, rewards are helpful. But what we always find is that people rarely

have a correction system.

And these are, these typically require you to really have thought through, what is something

really small that you can either give or take away that isn't going to create a big conversation

or a mass of emotional breakdown, right?

But it's something that would be like, oh, yeah, that

sort of pinged them in a way that they could really receive that, hey, that's not what we're

looking for. Oh, no, that's it. That's what we look for. So we do a thing called a marble system.

We've tried that and, you know, giving a marble when they're, they've done something that is,

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