“It is well settled that when determining how much weight to give a child’s wishes, a court is to consider: 1) whether the parents are able to provide adequate care; 2) how clear and unambivalent the wishes are; 3) how informed the expression is; 4) the age of the child; 5) the child’s maturity level; 6) the strength of the wish; 7) how long they have expressed their preference; 8) the practicalities of the situation; 9) parental influence; 10) overall context; and 11) the circumstances of the preference from the child’s point of view: Decaen v. Decaen, 2013 ONCA 218, 303 O.A.C. 261, at para. 42.”