Melissa Chan-Green

And we'll get into the more kind of specific things that you can do.

But how much...

of a difference can you make to a child and how ready they are for school?

I don't think there are any parents who wouldn't want to do what they can to help their kids, right?

And I think...

there are challenges in terms of time pressures and those sorts of things, resource, using time as a resource as well for parents.

But do you think, I guess what I'm saying is, I think it's not a lack of willingness.

And I can see you agree.

But do you think there is a lack of information about the right things to do and why?

That is a really good point because, yeah, there are so many wonderful accounts where if you had the time to do, set up all of those wonderful activities.

Yep.

Great, because the best part about it is the fact you're spending the time with the kids, not necessarily the activity, right?

But yeah, there's a lot of parent guilt then.

Okay, so let's talk about the most important simple things.

that parents can do that don't require going out and having to buy all these things.

And I just want to say that you talk about five crucial areas, which is speaking, seeing, print, moving, and hearing.

And social-emotional, okay, so six.

Should we just lightly touch on each of those so that we can explain?

So, Ondi, do you want to start with speaking?

Yeah.