Alison, curious to hear your stories and examples.

Yeah, I think that's just beautiful.

I just love that.

And to me, that really brings again, like you're doing it within your home, but how can we understand that story Meeting children's interests where they are brings them that joy of learning.

So that really just brings or it ties in again, like what you were saying and what Shay was saying into those places of vitality, right? It's creating those spaces that create environments where all children can participate, feel valued and genuinely experience value.

And bring in their interests into a community or into an environment where these spaces are responsive.

And I think it's really great for children to understand that me playing in this way brings me joy.

So if you have a child with a disability, if you have a community that has has shared lived experience with is, I think, a good starting point for a family to have a space that is safe to be vulnerable and to do that really difficult work of reflecting and reframing and reconsidering and rethinking.