If you’ve ever wished you had a simple, structured way to keep your toddler or preschooler learning, exploring, and playing without screens during the long winter months… this is for you.

Between the cold weather, cabin fever, and one too many “Mom, I’m bored!” moments, you deserve something that makes learning at home feel doable — even on the days when you’re exhausted, overstimulated, and need activities that run themselves once you hit play.

Welcome to your January–May Screen-Free Play Membership — a cozy, parent-friendly, guided play experience designed for families who want meaningful learning at home using toys you already have, simple materials, and weekly video support so you never have to wonder, “Am I doing this right?”

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🌈 What You Get Each Month

Every month from January through May, you’ll receive a brand-new thematic learning unit packed with:

📌 Printable Play Mats & Learning Sheets

Alphabet, numbers, shapes, themed matching games, early literacy, counting, fine-motor fun, art prompts, sensory play invitations, dramatic-play props — all printable at home.

📌 Hands-On Play Ideas Using Toys You Already Own

Think: blocks, stuffed animals, cars, play-doh, puzzles, crayons — no special kit required.

📌 A Weekly Video From Me Showing You EXACTLY How to Set Up the Lesson

Quick, simple, “do-this-then-this” videos so setup becomes the easiest part of your week.

📌 A Gentle Routine You Can Rely On

Each week includes:

✔ A print-and-go activity

✔ A hands-on play invitation

✔ A simple sensory idea (using kitchen staples)

✔ A language or social-emotional development prompt

✔ Optional extension ideas for older preschoolers

Perfect if you want structure without rigidity, learning without overwhelm, and routines that feel good for both you and your child.

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💡 Who This Is For

This membership is perfect for:

✨ Stay-at-home parents

✨ Work-from-home parents who need reliable activities

✨ Parents of toddlers/preschoolers who crave LESS screen time

✨ Anyone wanting a gentle “preschool at home” structure

✨ Families who want activities they can actually keep up with

If you’ve ever felt guilty turning on another show so you could get something done… this is your backup plan.

Your “I can do this” plan.

Your child’s “I’m learning and don’t even realize it” plan.

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🧡 What You Need

Just a few simple things:

• A home printer

• Basic learning materials (alphabet letters, numbers, crayons, playdough)

• Toys you already own

• A willingness to try something new and watch your child thrive

That’s it. No kits. No subscriptions to buy. No 27-piece craft sets arriving at your door.