If you look at React projects, you may often see React components inside other React components. This is something I call 'component nesting' which has interesting applications in React.
To nest React components, you have to use the reserved prop named children. The React children prop allows us to have parent components with an opening and closing tag, and allows us to put children component in between those two tags.
Normally to specify props you need to write propName={something} when rendering a component, but children doesn't use this same method. Instead, any component or JSX you put in between the opening and closing tags will be stored as props.children.
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