When they searched “parenting” in the new Skool search on Skool news… ✨ Grounded Roots showed up first ✨ That’s not luck. That’s this community. Every post you’ve shared. Every comment, every bit of support, every “me too” moment… That’s what pushed us there. So this is a quiet little win, but also a big one. Because it means more parents who need this kind of space are going to find us 💛 If you’ve ever resonated with anything here — this is your sign to jump in: 👉 Drop a comment 👉 Go show some love on a post 👉 Share something you’ve been holding in Let’s make sure when people find us… they feel us. We’re not just visible now — we’re building something that actually matters 🌿

Something fun is coming to Grounded Roots Parenting 👀 And this time… there will be a giveaway involved 🎁 Think: 🌿 surprise moments 📖 a little something physical ✨ no pressure, no homework, no overwhelm You won’t need to be “on it” all the time — just keep an eye on the feed because these will pop up when you least expect them 👀 More details very soon… Root Drop season is almost here 🌱😉 @Zee Riter @Megan Van Massenhoven @Jackson Wang @Cornwell Sariah @Robin Lewis @Benjamin Ross @Dylan Johnson @Morgan Davis @Kelly McNally @Krystal Strickland @Mark Lawrence @Paul Longley @Oluwapelumi Akinyode

Quick vote: Elf on the Shelf in your house — Love it ❤️ or Hate it 😵‍💫? I need to know which team we are here.. And for me it’s a very solid NOPE. Way too much expectation, pressure, and unpredictability for my PDA lot. December is chaotic enough without adding a tiny plastic agent of chaos who needs daily creative staging. 😂 If you do the Elf… I genuinely applaud you, it looks like hard work 😅😅 If you don’t… pull up a chair next to me. We’re surviving Christmas in the most predictable way possible. ✨

A-Z gif challenge 🎮 Parenting edition. One letter. One gif. That's it. I'll start with A... 👇

Trait: The moment someone looks, it falls apart. A skill they had seconds ago vanishes the instant there's an audience. What it can look like: Refusing to demonstrate something they can clearly do Shutting down mid-task when someone enters the room Saying "never mind" when you show interest Performing worse in front of teachers, family, or cameras Getting angry when you watch — even supportively. This isn't always shyness or lack of confidence. Being observed feels like being evaluated — and evaluation feels like threat. Gentle guidance: Work alongside them rather than watching them Celebrate without spotlighting — "I noticed" over "show me" Let them choose when and whether to share their skills Create low-audience environments for new or hard things A child who hates being watched is protecting something real. 🌿