“…Parents and grand-parents have been considered the vital proponents of language ideology within the home setting (Caldas, 2012;Curdt-Christiansen, 2018;Smith-Christmas, 2016) and in this regard, this has been the significant current discussion on the role of parental agency as a nexus in FLP projects (Lanza and Lomeu-Gomes, 2020;Moustaoui, 2020). However, some other studies have argued that child agency negotiates the place of language in the home (Maseko, 2022;Piller, 2018;Tuominen, 1999). To avoid any false assumption on the term "home language" which is used also as variable "in policy-oriented research on language-ineducation" (Blommaert, 2017), I employ it in the meaning of "heritage language" and in the same manner it has been employed by the researchers in FLP domain.…”