... journey into home education?

I mean, our journey into home education started with COVID.

[laughs] And so that was a really interesting start because we worked out very quickly that that model of school at home was never gonna work for us.

You know, my child resisted any type of, you know, teacher-student dynamic that we tried to show them.

And so pretty early on in that COVID experience, we realized that we needed a model that was very much child led and very much centered around what they were interested in, which I've later come to learn is, you know, we call it unschooling in our approaches.

But I think, you know, the process for us after COVID when we finally legitimately registered for homeschooling was we d- we deschooled first, you know, both for the purposes of our child, but also for us.

We realized when we first started homeschooling that we really needed to just have a break from any type of formalized learning and schoolwork.

Tell us a little bit about how did Kin Hub become a thing?