Children who can walk, talk and chew gum are looked at more than children who are disabled. We want to emphasize that all children need protection -- it's our responsibility.

When I was growing up, the whole block was your village -- everyone looked out for the children. [The Month of the Military Child] recognizes the need for vigilance for the military public, as well as issues surrounding children safety, abuse and awareness.

We see that, peeling paint, as a potential for lead poisoning and a toxic threat.

Sometimes, we overlook or forget the significance of being a parent. It's a real job. You can't have a kid and forget. Parents are shaping, grooming and molding a human. Parents who are neglectful, who lack fortitude -- we offer them the support they need. If they need help, we show them how to help and groom.

That's important for the school. He might not be the greatest athlete, but his attitude and work ethic may help him win games.

I do the best I can for school children.