
Mini Course: Have Screens Replaced Play?
Practical steps to move children from screens & short bursts… into joyful, independent play.
Price: ÂŁ5
Format: 4 bite-size modules • 60–90 mins total • printable workbook • lifetime access
Perfect for: parents & early years educators (ages 3–7)
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What you’ll learn (today)
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Why play stalls and how to spot hidden barriers (screens, clutter, adult-led routines, confidence).
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How to set up play-friendly spaces (Hygge: calm lighting, textures, cosy corners, less-but-better resources).
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Screens → Play bridge strategies (Bluey, Peter Rabbit, Octonauts) that meet children where they are.
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Independence & deep play: serve-and-return, celebrating small wins, protecting flow (no unnecessary interruptions).
What’s inside
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Module 1 – Why Some Children Struggle to Play
Clear reasons + a reflection task to identify your child’s barriers. -
Module 2 – Creating Play-Friendly Environments
Less is more. Audit checklist + Hygge atmosphere guide. -
Module 3 – Bridging the Gap: Screens to Play
Ready-to-copy invitations (Bluey, Paw Patrol, Peter Rabbit, Octonauts). -
Module 4 – Supporting Independence & Deep Play
Serve-and-return scripts, boredom as a spark, flow protection. -
Bonus: 3–4 Week “Back to Play” Ladder (daily plan + micro-missions).
Why this works
“Play isn’t a luxury. It’s the foundation of learning, wellbeing, and childhood itself.”
You’ll get gentle, realistic steps that don’t require buying more toys—just time, space, atmosphere, and trust.
Who it’s for
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Parents who feel stuck with screen-first habits.
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Educators with children who ask, “What do I do?” at open-ended resources.
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Anyone wanting Scandinavian-inspired, calming practice (Hygge).
You’ll walk away with
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A calmer, simpler space children can navigate independently.
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10+ screen-to-play invitations you can set up in minutes.
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A repeatable daily rhythm that gently builds stamina for deep play.
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Confidence to step back and protect flow.
What people sayÂ
“We used the Bluey bridge and our 4-year-olds played outdoors for 25 minutes—first time ever!” — Nursery Practitioner
“Less stuff, more play. The audit alone was worth it.” — Parent of two
Frequently asked
How long is it?
About 60–90 minutes total. Short videos + quick reads + printable tasks.What age is it for?
Best for ages 3–7. Strategies adapt for toddlers/KS1.Do I need special resources?
No. We use what you already have (loose parts, nature finds, simple props).How do I access it?
Instant online access + lifetime updates. Watch on any device.Certificate?
Yes—downloadable CPD certificate on completion (educators).Refunds?
If it isn’t helpful within 7 days, email us and we’ll make it right.
Order summary
Mini Course: Helping Children Find Their Way Back to Play – £5
Lifetime accessÂ[Pay ÂŁ5 & Start Now]
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