My unstated assumption was that whatever self-expression you put out there, would be at least possible to appreciate by an audience of adult humans. I understa

My unstated assumption was that whatever self-expression you put out there, would be at least possible to appreciate by an audience of adult humans. I understand and believe that children should be allowed to self-express, but quite frankly, nobody is interested in hearing what the child has to say because it's mostly awkward in execution and repetitive. The relatives and perhaps people who work with children professionally will care, but the general public won't unless it's particularly funny, poignant, or whatever.