Yeah.

I think we really, and not everybody, and I think we are in a big time of changing.

There's so much change happening in parenthood and in how we raise children, how we think about the body, gender identity, sexuality, and once again, all of this as well within that.

But I do think it's fascinating to think about how we raise young women and young men and everything in between, but usually the starting seeds of figuring out who we are, right? And how we really nurture young women to live a little bit more in a fairytale landscape.

So a lot of things that we nurture young women is like, princesses and butterflies and fairies and like so many more of those things.

And then young men, it's like a train conductor, a doctor, a firefighter, a police officer, a pilot.

And I think there's so much positive in both and like, this, and then what it does in the imaginative play, which I think I live a lot in in my work, and how it maybe gives women to feel more availability to jump into like creative careers or like dream a little bit more about what it could be while also like placing this like mom, house, tent, this, bah, duh, like in so much beauty and like what we're able to nurture with not only our bodies, but like our creativity from this.

Like,