The Play Plan is an ebook containing play invitations that are easy to set up, inexpensive, and apply children of all ages. The 25 play prompts are divided into five categories and use items that you most likely already have at home. These play prompts consider children of all ages, all developmental stages, and all learning capabilities. Each prompt can be tailored to fit your unique child’s needs. Play is meant to be simple.

Are you ready to get your big kids (six through teen) back to play? 5 Basic Materials turned into 25 irresistible play prompts for your big kids. …Because play should be simple. Even when your littles are big.

This game-changing downloadable ebook is your personal guide to mastering the art of quiet time and independent play. Through our proven 5-step method, you'll learn how to implement daily routines that give you much-needed pockets of downtime while nurturing your child's independence and self-directed play skills- without relying on screens.

With "The Starter Guide to Quiet Time & Independent Play," you'll discover:

  • Step-by-step strategies for initiating quiet time and independent play routines that work for your family

  • Language tips to help your child embrace independent play

  • Troubleshooting techniques to overcome common challenges and setbacks

  • 5 Simple Play prompts to jumpstart your child’s independent play 

Say goodbye to the constant cycle of burnout and overwhelm, and hello to a newfound sense of balance and freedom. Invest in "The Starter Guide to Quiet Time & Independent Play" today and unlock the downtime and play your whole family needs. 

Create a block area in your home or classroom to inspire thoughtful, creative, independent play. If you're someone who bought expensive wooden blocks with high hopes that your children would spend hours playing, but... those blocks are gathering dust in the corner, this book is for you.

Learn exactly how to respond to hitting with clarity and confidence.

  • How to respond when another child hits yours

  • What to do when your child is the one hitting

  • Managing siblings hitting one another

  • Exactly how to use play and storytelling to teach your child how to stop hitting and start communicating their needs appropriately.

Starting school is a huge milestone. It can bring up so many feelings for both child and parent. I have been on “all sides” of starting school. I taught preschool for many years, I have a Masters in education, and I’m a mom of three children who all approached starting school differently. I’ve been working with children and families for a very long time and one thing I know for sure is that starting school for the first time brings up a lot of feelings for everyone involved. Inside this ebook, I am going to walk you through all of the tips and strategies that I have used throughout the years. You don’t have to wing it. After A Parent’s Handbook for Starting School, you and your child are going to feel as prepared and confident as possible for starting school.