Families will follow the Haggadah's lead by asking their own questions at various points in the Haggadah and offering prizes such as nuts and candies for correct answers. The "afikoman", which is hidden away for the "dessert" after the meal, is another device used to encourage children's participation. In some families, the leader of the Seder hides the "afikoman" and the children must find it, whereupon they receive a prize or reward. In other homes, the children hide the "afikoman" and a parent must look for it; when the parents give up, the children demand a prize (often money) for revealing its location.