Roses Are Red, Everyday

It’s 10PM… Do You Know Where Your Children Are?

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2490092/fan_mail/new] It’s 10PM… Do You Know Where Your Children Are? That iconic question hits different now. In this episode of Growing WildFlowers, we unpack the iconic phrase that once echoed through late-night television and explore what it means for modern families now. Because today, knowing where your children are is not just about physical location. It is also about knowing what they are watching, who they are connected to, what is shaping their minds, and how they are doing emotionally. We talk about nostalgia, parenting in the digital age, online safety, sleep, social media, trust, boundaries, and the invisible pressures children and teens face long after the lights go out. This is a real conversation about how parenting has changed, what has stayed the same, and how connection still matters most. If you have ever wondered how to raise aware, protected, emotionally supported children in a world that never really powers down, this episode is for you. Because at 10PM, the real question may not just be where your children are… but whether you still know their world. Life doesn’t come with a manual but it does come with moments that shape us. Growing WildFlowers is a podcast for parents, partners, and people doing their best to grow something meaningful in the middle of real life. We talk love, parenting, marriage, culture, and the beautifully messy moments in between. With honest conversations, shared stories, and gentle reminders that growth isn’t always loud, but it’s always happening. * Rooted in connection Support the show [HTTPS://cash.app/$GWFSprout?qr=1] We measure time in sips, not minutes. Adjust accordingly. (Background noise provided by 6 month old.) lol

Play, Pause, & Parenting

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2490092/fan_mail/new] Play, Pause, & Parenting is a nostalgic, funny, and thoughtful conversation about what happens when 90s TV kids become modern parents. We’re comparing the shows and movies we watched growing up with what we allow our kids to watch now, while unpacking how media and parenting have changed along the way. From Saturday morning cartoons, commercials, reruns, and waiting for the next showing to streaming, autoplay, binge watching, and on demand everything, this episode explores the shift from the childhood we knew to the one our kids are living. It’s witty, relatable, and full of those “they’ll never understand” moments while also reflecting on the values, choices, and parenting wisdom that matter most today. Life doesn’t come with a manual but it does come with moments that shape us. Growing WildFlowers is a podcast for parents, partners, and people doing their best to grow something meaningful in the middle of real life. We talk love, parenting, marriage, culture, and the beautifully messy moments in between. With honest conversations, shared stories, and gentle reminders that growth isn’t always loud, but it’s always happening. * Rooted in connection Support the show [HTTPS://cash.app/$GWFSprout?qr=1] We measure time in sips, not minutes. Adjust accordingly. (Background noise provided by 6 month old.) lol

Siblings, Side Eyes, & Solidarity

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2490092/fan_mail/new] Sibling relationships are some of the longest and most complicated relationships we’ll ever have. In this episode, we explore sibling dynamics in all their forms: growing up with siblings, navigating adulthood with siblings who are now parents themselves, and raising children who are siblings under our own roof. From rivalry to loyalty, love, and lifelong connection, we talk about how sibling dynamics shape us and how we can be more intentional about the ones we’re helping our children build. Life doesn’t come with a manual but it does come with moments that shape us. Growing WildFlowers is a podcast for parents, partners, and people doing their best to grow something meaningful in the middle of real life. We talk love, parenting, marriage, culture, and the beautifully messy moments in between. With honest conversations, shared stories, and gentle reminders that growth isn’t always loud, but it’s always happening. * Rooted in connection Support the show [HTTPS://cash.app/$GWFSprout?qr=1] We measure time in sips, not minutes. Adjust accordingly. (Background noise provided by 6 month old.) lol

Roses Are Red, Everyday

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2490092/fan_mail/new] Roses are red. But love isn’t meant to be loud once a year. In this Valentine’s Day episode of the Growing WildFlowers Podcast, we’re celebrating love without the pressure to perform it. We talk about: • Why Valentine’s Day can feel like a relationship report card • The difference between grand gestures and daily devotion • How social media quietly shapes our expectations • Why consistency might be the most romantic thing of all We’re not anti-flowers. We’re anti-pressure. Because when love lives in your everyday rhythm in the dishes done without asking, the quiet check-ins, the “I’ve got you” moments February 14th becomes a bonus, not a test. Roses are red. Love is daily. And when it’s rooted, it doesn’t need a spotlight. Support the show [HTTPS://cash.app/$GWFSprout?qr=1] We measure time in sips, not minutes. Adjust accordingly. (Background noise provided by 6 month old.) lol

Keeping It Together(ish)

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2490092/fan_mail/new] Keeping It Together (ish) A Growing WildFlowers Podcast Episode Some days feel calm. Some days feel like cereal on the floor, mismatched shoes, and a deep sigh before 9 a.m. In this episode of Growing WildFlowers, we’re talking about what it really means to keep it together (ish) not perfectly, not quietly, but honestly. We dive into: •Why “together-ish” is often the most realistic goal •How connection matters more than control •Small, repeatable habits that help families reset in real time •The power of repair, grace, and showing up again This episode is part laughter, part deep exhale, and part reminder that you’re not behind you’re growing. If you’ve ever wondered: “Am I doing enough?” “Is this normal?” “Why does everyone else look more put together?” This one’s for you.  Because being together-ish is still being together. And that… is enough. Support the show [HTTPS://cash.app/$GWFSprout?qr=1] We measure time in sips, not minutes. Adjust accordingly. (Background noise provided by 6 month old.) lol