Bundle Independent Play & Getting Sh!t Done Guide
$49$69
Are you tired of feeling like you spend all day trying to find ways to entertain your child? Frustrated with the mental gymnastics of trying get your toddler to play just long enough so you can finish your breakfast tacos before they get cold or get load of clothes folded? Feel like the ONLY way you can get things done or have a moment to yourself is by turning on the TV, but then you worry about the amount of screen time your child is getting? These guides will teach you everything you need to build and establish independent play skills AND include your young children in your work so you can get things done (or relax) without relying on screen time!
This bundle is for you if:
You want to use less screen time, see more independent play, and have a way to take care of household responsibilities when play isn’t happening
You want to have some moments of rest during the day, and not feel like you need to entertain your kids 24/7
The thought of setting up endless activities seems almost as draining as running a full marathon
You want to be able to do things like cook, clean, and run errands without feeling overwhelmed
You know independent play and household work is good for kids, but you don't know how to make it happen
You've tried to encourage these skills in the past, but the whining, crying, and complaining killed the vibe
I created this bundle to walk you step-by-step and day-by-day to create an environment where independent play and productivity thrives. AND you actually have some time to get things done or REST without relying on screen time.
The 10 Days to Independent Play includes:
A clear, easy to follow system for introducing and implementing independent play
Details on how to set up a space that is conducive for play
Recommendations for gross motor play, process art, and sensory play
Detailed instructions for how to address whining, complaining, and frustration
Information on what play might look like based on your stage of life
Recommendations on what kinds of toys lead to the most play
Easy, simple ways to support independent play outside of playtime
BONUS SECTION:
"Independent Play With & Without Siblings" - additional information on how to support independent play no matter your family composition, and how to navigate sibling squabbles during play
The Getting Sh!t Done (with your kids) guide includes:
A clear, easy to follow system for introducing and scaffolding skills
Details on how to invite and encourage your child to join you in your household work
Recommendations for adaptations that help children be successful in their work
Detailed instructions for how to address whining, complaining, and frustration
Information on what skills might look like based on your stage of life
Recommendations on how to set boundaries in specific area's (like the kitchen)
BONUS SECTION:
"Age 7 & Beyond" - additional information on how to continue engaging and encouraging your kids to work with you
You will have EVERYTHING you need to get started today, and see more play and productivity immediately!
FAQ's
Is my kid too old/young? Both guides were designed for children ages 1 to 6 years old. However, babies can play independently! So you and your child are definitely not too young to benefit from this package.
My kid has A LOT of energy. Will they be able to do these things? I'm so happy to say that they definitely can. Independent play and collaborative work does not require your child to be quiet, silent, or still. In fact, high energy children often benefit greatly from both being included in work AND learning how to play independently.
Will this bundle work for working parents? Absolutely, yes. Because independent play and getting things done is SO beneficial for all children and parents. Both guides cover how to ensure you are connecting with your child in many ways, so you can rest assured you will still have lots of quality time with your little human.