That's certainly not ideal, particularly because the development of children—we all know that certain developmental periods and certain phases that we go through in childhood are incredibly important and set the scene for lots of future development. Children are very sensitive and they crave stability, so anything we can do to rectify and to fix what might be simple fiscal considerations is worthy of consideration—let alone the types of things that children naturally do when they start comparing themselves to others and start making really unfortunate comparisons if we don't rectify those situations.