Encouraging your child to play on their own just got easier.
Learn how to transform your home and improve your child's independent play.
Here's The Thing:
You Want More Freedom,
Without More Screen Time
If you’ve made your way here, it’s probably because you’re tired of feeling like your child always needs you near them to play. You know independent play is important but you also need to run your household, eat, work, pay bills, and take care of other family members. With the right plan in place, you can:
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Have at least an hour every day to take care of yourself and your home.
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Support your child's development while making dinner.
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Give your child all the tools they need to grow up happy and healthy!
YAY!
Introducing
How to Encourage Independent Play at Home
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Downloadable E-Book
So you can print it, view it on your phone, or any eReader.
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5 Units + 15 Lessons
To guide you through every room in your house and make changes that encourage more play.
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Editable Resources
Ready-made resources to help you get organized!
If you want more independent play,
you need to get comfortable with three things.
- Don't overthink it - With this magical solution, you’ll be able to stop second-guessing your child’s playtime and finally see progress. There’s no time to waste when you want to see growth.
- Rotate your child's toys -- I make it easy, quick, and heck – dare I say fun! Because when you see the joy toy rotation will bring your children, you’ll finally get it!
- Set your child up for success - Just a few minutes every day can make a difference in how your child plays. I’ll share three easy strategies with you!
