The document contains statements from various children expressing what things they believe are okay, including having different vehicles, sports teams winning or losing, coming in different places in races, getting hurt in races, looking different, liking different things, having a different heart, not knowing how to do something, playing sports in different locations, playing alone, staying home to play, driving different vehicles, and various race and sports related outcomes.

3. It’s okay for your team to win or lose the hockey game. –Alex

4. It’s okay to be in first place when you are running a race. –Andrew

5. It’s okay to win a race in a snowmobile. –Charlie

6. It’s okay if you fall down and get a scrap when you are running a race. –Colin

7. It’s okay to look different. –Danny

9. It’s okay to have a different heart. – Harry Feeney

10. It’s okay to be the last one up the CN Tower. –Hayden Braithwaite

11. It’s okay to not know how to do something. – Jack

12. It’s okay to play soccer on the road. –Jack

13. It’s okay to play by yourself. – Jordan

14. It’s okay to stay in your house and play. – Matthew

15. It’s okay to drive a truck or a car. –Nathan

17. It’s okay to go skateboarding. -Ryan

18. It’s okay to come in first if you are doing a practice race. – Sean

19. It’s okay to walk slow and come in last place. -Tristan