Parenting, held with care

You’ve read the tips. Tried being calm. Tried being firm. And somehow you’re back in the same fight.

What are we actually missing?

You probably don’t need another parenting tip. You need help figuring out why this keeps happening in your family and what actually makes sense to try next.

Tell us what keeps happeningNo diagnosis needed. No perfect explanation either.

See if this sounds familiar

You can be a good parent and still need support.

Does this sound like your house?

Does any of this sound familiar?

“I ask nicely five times. Nothing. Then I shout and suddenly they listen.”

“The screen itself is fine. Taking it away is when everything explodes.”

“My child eats only if YouTube is on.”

“Every morning before school becomes shouting and rushing.”

“They’re completely fine at school and fall apart the moment they get home.”

“My husband, the nanny and grandparents all handle the same thing differently.”

“Bedtime takes forever, or they keep waking up, and I don’t know what we’re missing.”

“I’m trying to wean, but every attempt ends in crying, guilt, and giving in.”

The behaviour is visible. The reason behind it usually isn’t.

Same complaint. Different family. Different support.

“My child doesn’t listen.”

School-morning rush

You’re late. They move slowly. You repeat yourself. Everyone escalates.

What may be happening: Transitions + time pressure

Different adults, different rules

You say no. Grandparents allow it. Nanny handles it differently.

What may be happening: Inconsistent responses

End-of-day crash

You’re exhausted after work. They’re exhausted after school. Both of you have less patience.

What may be happening: Parent fatigue + child decompression

Same sentence from the parent. Completely different thing to solve.

That’s why Rooted Wings doesn’t start with another tip. We first understand what’s actually happening in your family.

What Rooted Wings helps you figure out

Sometimes the real question isn’t “What should I do?”

Is this normal for their age?

Am I expecting too much?

Are we confusing them with different rules?

Is my child overwhelmed?

Am I escalating the pattern without meaning to?

Is this something one conversation can solve?

Do we actually need an expert?

Is there something deeper I should not ignore?

You don’t have to answer these before reaching out. That’s the point.

How it works

Tell us the version that happens in your house.

Share what keeps happening

Start with what actually happened

“Every morning I repeat myself ten times and eventually lose it.” No diagnosis needed.

We ask what’s happening around it

When does it happen? When does it not? What have you already tried? Who else is involved? What happens right before and after?

We separate the surface problem from the actual pattern

The issue may be a one-time question, a repeated behaviour loop, inconsistent responses, parent stress, family dynamics, or something that needs specialist support.

Then we figure out what kind of help makes sense

Not every parent needs the same expert or the same number of sessions.

And we care whether it actually worked

Did you try it? What changed? What didn’t? Does the plan need adjusting?

Advice is easy. Knowing what applies to your family is the hard part.

Not every parenting problem needs a 12-week programme.

One focused question

Sometimes one or two conversations are enough.

Good for:
Developmental doubts • One specific situation • Deciding what to try next • Figuring out whether more support is needed

Typical format: 1–2 focused sessions

A pattern that keeps coming back

Sometimes you need a few weeks to try something, adjust and see what actually changes.

Typical format: Around 4–6 weeks

Something deeper in the family

Sometimes the child’s behaviour is tied to parent stress, different parenting styles, family relationships and repeated adult-child patterns.

Typical format: Often around 8–12 weeks

We don’t put everyone into the same package.

We first understand the situation, then recommend the minimum support that makes sense.

The people behind the support

Who are you actually talking to?

Himanshi Jain

Founder & CEO

LinkedIn profile

Ex-Google Senior Software Engineer. Himanshi built Rooted Wings after repeatedly hearing the same thing from parents: “I have plenty of advice. I still don’t know what actually fits my child.”

She now works closely with parents and experts to turn recurring parenting struggles into clearer, more practical support.

Ex-Google • Parenting Research • Trusted Experts

Diwakar Singh Sikarwar

Founding Expert

LinkedIn profile

Psychologist and parenting expert with 22+ years of experience across families, counsellors and 500+ schools.

At Rooted Wings, he helps make sure we don’t send parents to whoever is available. He helps us judge who is actually the right fit, when deeper help is needed, and where the boundaries are.

22+ years • 500+ schools • 10,000+ professional network

How we choose support

We don’t just send you to whoever is available.

We look for experts who can do four things well:

Understand before advising

Explain without jargon

Give something practical

Know when something is outside their lane

Experts are screened through real conversations, practical case discussions, pilot sessions and parent feedback.

The goal is simple: you should feel heard, not judged, and leave clearer than you came in.

From a Rooted Wings parent

“They understood my exact struggle and matched me with someone who could actually help. The guidance was simple, practical and easy to act on.”

Mother of a 5-year-old, Bengaluru

Shared with permission.

Pricing + session FAQ

Clear answers before you decide.

The first assessment is ₹499–₹1,499 depending on the format. If you need more support, we’ll explain who we recommend, how many sessions may be useful, how long it may take, and the full cost. You’ll know the cost before booking anything further.

One small step

What’s the one thing that keeps repeating in your house?

You don’t need to explain it perfectly. Tell us what happened last time.

Tell Rooted Wings

A real person will reply on WhatsApp.

Tell us what keeps happening