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thealannagallo

📖 Former teacher (M Ed.) turned secular homeschooler
🚫 Reducing screen time + rethinking school
🌱Raising confident, curious, real-world ready kids ↓

Culture’s teaching our kids to chase trends, fol Culture’s teaching our kids to chase trends, followers, and validation on loop. So I’m teaching mine something different.That they don’t need to be seen to have value. That their focus is their freedom. That knowing who they are matters more than keeping up.Because the truth is... if we don’t teach it at home, the internet will.✨ My book Uninfluenceable is for parents who are done watching their kids get shaped by algorithms and pressure to perform.Comment GET IT if you're that parent... I'll get a copy in your hands ASAP
Serums over play dates... it's horrifying 😱B Serums over play dates... it's horrifying 😱Because somewhere along the line, childhood stopped being about imagination... and started being about influence.Because somewhere along the line, childhood stopped being about imagination: and started being about influence.✨ My book Uninfluenceable is for parents ready to raise kids who can think, question, and stay grounded in who they are.Comment GET IT so that I can send you a copy!
Your daughter is 10… and she already wants to “vlog her morning routine.”Before she’s even lived her childhood, she’s learning to package it. To turn everyday life into something performative. To ask, “How does this look?” instead of, “How does this feel?”It’s not her fault. She’s growing up in a world that teaches kids to document instead of experience. To chase relatability instead of authenticity.But she doesn’t need a “personal brand.” She needs to know who she is without an audience.That’s what my new book, Uninfluenceable, is about: helping you raise kids who don’t need likes, filters, or followers to feel confident and grounded in who they are.👇 Comment GET IT and I’ll send you the link to grab your copy of Uninfluenceable today.
Think back to your own childhood: the hours spent Think back to your own childhood: the hours spent outside, the board games, the boredom that turned into creativity.That’s where confidence lived. Where imagination grew. Where we learned who we were without needing to perform for anyone.Now, so many of those moments have been replaced by screens. And we wonder why our kids feel anxious, disconnected, and unsure of themselves.Because the truth is: confidence doesn’t grow on a screen. It grows from doing real things, solving real problems, and discovering your own limits.That’s what my new book, Uninfluenceable, is all about: helping parents bring back the real-life experiences that build grounded, thoughtful kids in a digital world.Want a copy of your own? I got ya! Comment GET IT to get a copy delivered to your home!
This is what childhood used to look like: and it s This is what childhood used to look like: and it still can.No elaborate setups. No “learning apps.” Just kids using their hands, paying attention, and feeling useful.Somewhere along the way, we started believing that kids need to be constantly entertained or “enriched.” But they don’t need more stimulation... they need more participation.Because when kids help slice fruit, stir batter, or fold laundry, they’re not just learning “life skills.” They’re learning confidence. They’re learning patience. They’re learning how to be capable humans.The world will keep selling us ways to make childhood easier, faster, more efficient. But real growth happens in the slow, ordinary moments.That’s what my book, Uninfluenceable, is about: raising kids who love real life more than the digital one.👇 Comment GET IT and I’ll send you the link to get a copy shipped to you ASAP!
When I was a teacher, I watched kids slowly trade When I was a teacher, I watched kids slowly trade authenticity for approval.It wasn’t just about fashion or slang: it was about identity. They stopped asking “Who am I?” and started asking “Who should I be?”Now I see it happening even younger. Elementary-aged kids already curating versions of themselves... online, at school, even at playdates.And it’s not because they don’t have strong personalities. It’s because our culture rewards sameness. The algorithm tells them what’s cool, and they learn to listen before they ever learn to think.But kids who know who they are: who can think for themselves... THOSE are the ones who will grow up to thrive in a noisy world.That’s what my new book, Uninfluenceable, is all about: helping your child build a sense of self that no trend can shake.👇 Comment GETIT and I’ll send you the link to get your very own copy.
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