Something fun is on the horizon in Grounded Roots Parenting! 🌿 Not a lesson. Not homework. Not pressure. Just little surprise moments that will pop up when you least expect them. If you like: ✨ sharing ✨ reflecting ✨ showing up in your own way ✨ gentle challenges with zero overwhe …keep an eye on the feed 👀 That’s all I’m saying for now 😉 More soon!!! @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 🌱

Looking to start doing collab calls on a regular soon, I understand everyone is from various places so timing may be an issue. These will be informal get together so we can get to know each other better! 💕 For me between 10am and 2pm GMT during the week are the most doable times. Although I've just realized this may be very early hours for most .. Might be able to do Thursday between 5-6pm GMT.. Does that work with you lot and if so what times preferable?

A big heartfelt welcome to our newest members 3 in one day! — We’re really glad you’re here! @Zee Riter @Sierra Melcher @Robin Lewis This space is about slowing things down, getting curious, and growing in ways that feel supportive rather than pressured. Whether you’re a parent, a creator, a healer, an author, or simply someone who values deeper connection and reflection — you belong here. Take your time to look around. Jump into conversations when it feels right. There’s no expectation to perform, prove, or be “on” all the time. If you feel comfortable, pop an intro in and share: what brought you here what you’re hoping to gain or explore or just say hello 👋 This is a roots-first, human-first community — and you’re now part of it 💙

So happy to have you here! Everyone, please help me give @Morgan Davis a warm Grounded Roots welcome! Feel free to say hi, share what you’re exploring, or just settle in and take things at your own pace. Glad you’re with us 💛

You might have noticed the artwork popping up through this space — the forests, the light, the calm, the little moments of wonder. That’s not accidental. Not because it’s trendy, but because it creates a feeling. Goose explained this really well: a theme isn’t about what you’re teaching — it’s about how people feel when they arrive. Before anyone reads a word, their nervous system has already clocked whether this space feels safe, overwhelming, playful, calm, or pressured. For us, the theme is there to: soften the space reduce that “where do I even start?” feeling invite curiosity instead of urgency and make learning feel gentle, not heavy The artwork is part of that. Pretty, vibrant, calming — something your eyes can rest on while your brain takes things in. I absolutely love the artwork! What do you think? 🌱❤️