“ROFL” is an acronym used in online conversations and text messaging. It stands for “rolling on the floor laughing.” It’s used to express a high level of amusement or to describe a situation that was extremely funny.

As a parent, you might come across this term in your child’s messages and want to understand what it means. Essentially, “ROFL” is similar to “LOL” in that it conveys laughter and amusement, but it’s used to describe a heightened level of humour.

For example, if your child says “ROFL, that was so funny,” they’re expressing their intense amusement at something and letting you know that they found it extremely funny.

So, when trying to understand your child’s messages, keep an eye out for the “ROFL” acronym. By understanding what it means and the context in which it’s used, you’ll have a better idea of your child’s perspective on a situation or conversation and you’ll know when they’re expressing a high level of amusement.