So you come home from a long day of work and you feel exhausted, but as you're walking in the

door you find out that your kids have been fighting with each other and they're not getting

along at all and there is tension and anxiety in the home.

And I wonder does that sound familiar?

It felt like that was the kind of scene I was walking into at least once or twice a week back when we had four or five

six kids in the home. I mean just name something. They're fighting about toys. They're fighting

about name calling. They're fighting about something.

It's natural to have that going on,

and for the most part, my kids were very peaceful.

Like I said, it was just once or twice a week, I think.

Well, I'm John Fuller Fuller along with our vice president of

parenting Dr Danny Werta and Danny I'm sure you've been there done that. Yeah that

I love what you said not very often just twice a week. Well with six kids, I mean it could be like twice a moment.

It could be, yeah, it could be twice every 10 minutes.

For some families that is the truth.

It happens a lot very, very frequently.

Depending on the personalities you've got in your home, and I remember walking into the

house this one particular time and my daughter came up to me and my son at the same time and they said something about each other right that's

how it usually happens from this one moment my daughter goes dad but you you have

to listen to me you you have to listen to me.

You have to just listen to me.

And you know, I'm coming into this intersection out of nowhere, right?

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