Atttachment Play Magic
Transform Challenges into Connection Through Play
Discover the Joy of Playful Parenting
✨ Attachment Play Magic ✨ is a practical, playful self-paced course to help you build more connection, cooperation and healing — all through the power of play.
What is Attachment Play Magic?
This course will teach you how to use play to:
- Turn daily struggles—like getting out the door, bedtime battles, or sibling fights—into moments of connection.
- Prepare your child for tricky transitions — like a new sibling, medical visit, or starting school.
- Help your child process difficult or even traumatic experiences (e.g. birth trauma, hospital stays, separations) using safe, playful techniques.
- Support emotional release through laughter and reduce anxiety — no more bribes or lectures needed.
- Reduce yelling, power struggles and sibling fights while creating more joy for the whole family.
- Build trust and cooperation while making parenting more joyful.
What's in the course
- Life-time access + all future live rounds and updates
- Audio only, podcast-style format so you can listen while folding laundry, walking, or commuting
- 45+ attachment play games with real-life examples
- Printable (and mobile-friendly) PDF Handbook with game ideas by topic
- 7-Day Play Challenge to kickstart your play practice
- Live coaching + Q&A calls (At least 2 per year, likely 3)
- Next live round: October 2025. Join us for the magic of Storytelling AND access a live round of the 7-day play challenge, directly to your inbox.
No schedule to follow, no pressure to finish “on time”.
Designed for tired, time-stretched parents who still want to show up playfully.
Who is this course for?
This course is for you if you:
🧡 Want tools to handle meltdowns, defiance or aggression — without punishments or bribes
🧡 Are navigating tricky routines like bedtime, mealtimes, or saying goodbye
🧡 Want to raise emotionally healthy kids — and still enjoy parenting along the way
Recommended for ages 5 months to 7+ years — yes, even babies benefit from Attachment Play.
And yes, older children can still thrive with this approach - no one is too old for play!
Specific ways play helps
💡 To elicit cooperation
- Whether it's the small moments like toothbrushing or getting dressed or getting in the car
- Or the bigger moments like preparing for a visit to the doctor
- Make the everyday a bit easier and a lot more joyful
💡 To prepare for transitions
- Starting nursery or school or moving house
- Welcoming a new sibling into the family
- Potty learning
💡 To heal past experiences
- Help toddlers and children heal from birth trauma, or process their birth story
- To heal from medical interventions or prepare for upcoming ones
- Play games that symbolise fear and safety (to heal from separation or scary experiences)
💡 To build everyday joy and trust
- Play for no reason other than connection
- Because we were all born to play and to enjoy parenting
Course contents
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1Attachment Play Magic - the theory
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2Attachment Play Magic - games for each situation
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3Making Play Age-Appropriate & Sustainable
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4Extra content
Parent Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the format?
The course is available as an audio/podcast version, so you can listen on the go—while cooking, driving, or even during those early mornings.
How do I listen?
You’ll get access to MP3 files you can stream or download and import into your podcast app (Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc) as well as a Dropbox link.
Can I share this with my co-parent?
Absolutely. However, I request that you don’t share it beyond your household.
Is this play therapy?
No. Attachment Play can help address the same issues that are addressed through therapy, but at home, with caregivers who already have a secure attachment with the child. However, there are cases where external professional support is recommended. In these cases, Attachment Play can still be supportive of the therapeutic process.
Who is it for? This course is designed for parents who:
- Seek effective, compassionate alternatives to punishments.
- Want to prevent and address challenging behaviours: Whether it's difficult bedtimes or mealtimes, or behaviours such as defiance or aggression - transform these moments through play.
- Want to strengthen the bond with their child/ren.