Hey, so I work with kids in a pediatric setting, um, and it's actually part of our training, not to change our voice for kids, but it's so so hard. Um, because that's just like what we naturally want to do, um, to like get on their level but they even say it's better for baby. Um, like, you know, cognitive development to speak to them in your normal tone, um, because that actually promotes, you know, more accurate uh, language development than like, baby talk does. But yeah, it's just so hard to not want to like, get excited with the kid and you still can, but you just want to do it like a normal person. Um, and I'm somebody who fluctuates in my voice and tone and it, it it flexion is that the word, I don't even know a lot. So just wanted to put my intake in there because I thought that was such an interesting part of my training and something I had to like really think about