So great for taking the mental load out of deciding what to do with my toddler!
The full library
Cook dinner. Drink coffee hot. Take a call. Never run out.
The Meltdown Playbook, the Morning Coffee Guide, the Independent Play Playbook, and the 75 Activities Guide in one purchase. For the mom who already knows she wants every hard hour handled and doesn't want to pick which guide comes first. All 4 for $67.
4.9 · 18 reviews from momsBest if you already know you want the full screen-free system and do not want to decide which guide to start with.
What you get for $67
- All 4 paid Screen Free Toddlers systems
- Meltdown Playbook for the dinner hour
- Morning Coffee Guide for the first chaotic hour of the day
- Independent Play Playbook for building the skill over time
- 75 Activities Guide for everything in between
- Save $41 compared with buying separately
- Instant downloads, lifetime access, and free updates
What moms told me after a week with it
Collected by form. Names and ages shared with permission.
A fantastic set of activities- I loved how they were organized and used really simple materials. I know some will be ones my little one will grow into, but we found plenty she's interested in now. I'll be using this for several years!
I really love the bundle because it gives you so many options to chose from and easy guides to follow. Even with my one year old I can establish most parts of the routines discussed and I feel so blessed to have found this site! We tried out a lot and your activities actually keep him interested! Thanks a lot for your hard work!
Our family has really enjoyed all of the items. As a SAHM, I love that my 4 year old can do them without having to have her older sister there. It has helped her want to be more independent, but we also love being able to ask my oldest to help her or do the items as well when she is home from school. We have loved having them on the fridge for a quick check point for us!
It was helpful from day 1! I loved how I could choose activities based on set-up time, materials, or supervision level. It gave me so many great ideas for how to use household items in new ways. I'm still working my way through it, but we've found some winners that allow me to cook a meal while my toddler plays.
Such a handy collection of ideas to turn to when I'm also running out of gas at the end of the day. Love the variety and ease - quick to set up in real life!
I love how simple the set up is for most of the activities. A lot of the activities involved supplies I already had in my house making it even simpler.
Only had a chance to try a few since this was a recent purchase, but so far positive results. Very helpful while I'm prepping dinner.
So helpful to have quick and easy ways to set up activities meant for my toddler. He focuses and enjoys each one!
Great ideas for screen free fun, and enough to rotate them, keeping my son interested. There's lots that are quick enough to set up without feeling overwhelmed or planning in advance.
Very practical activities for real life with two working parents. Best for 2-3 year olds but works for 15 months to 4 and half too.
Its a great resource that I keep in my cupboard to pull out when I am out of ideas! I actually printed it out and bound it so its quick and easy to grab and use.
I've done 5 activities so far and so far none of them were a flop. I know my toddler so I picked what I knew she'd love
Haven't tried much yet, but there are a lot of great ideas that I'm excited to try
I love all of the ideas and the ease of set up, plus the organization of the guide! My 18 month old has enjoyed many of the activities and the quick tips for parents are super helpful. The only tip I would give if you try not to be on your devices around your child is to try to print the guide - I am still hung up on this since I don't have a printer but I am writing this on my to do list now!
All of the activities with ice, food coloring, baking soda, vinegar, etc were a huge hit for my 2 year old son. Simple and easy ways to entertain that require little prep or purchasing more "stuff" makes my life so much easier
Loved having ready made projects so I don't have to stress out. I'm a working mom and my time is already limited so it makes me feel a lot better to not have to come up with a project from scratch when I'm already so tired
All activities are so achievable and it takes the thinking out of it when you're tired!
Why the bundle exists
When I started Screen Free Toddlers, I made one thing: a system for surviving the dinner hour. Then one for mornings. Then a framework for teaching independent play. Then a giant library of activities for everything in between. Each one solves a specific moment.
The Bundle is for the mom who already knows she wants the whole library, at a meaningful discount, and wants to stop deciding which one to buy first.
What's included
The Meltdown Playbook
Stop dreading 4 PM
The Morning Coffee Guide
Drink it hot
The Independent Play Playbook
Take a call without rage-pacing
75 Toddler Activities Guide
Never run out of ideas again
Total normal price $108
Bundle price $67 · Save $41
Real moms. Real systems.
What changes after you buy
Cook dinner standing up.
15–25 minutes of independent play during the worst hour of the day.
Drink your coffee hot.
Hand off something engaging in the first 30 seconds, before the day really starts.
Take a meeting without rage-pacing.
Build the muscle of independent play over a few weeks, not a few hours.
Never run out of ideas again.
Find the right activity in 10 seconds, not 10 minutes. A library of 75, indexed three ways.
Is this for you?
This is for you if
- You want all 4 hardest moments handled, not just one
- You don't want to decide which guide to start with
- You're committed to a screen-free path and want the full system
- Your toddler is between 2 and 4
Not for you if
- You only need one moment fixed (start with that single product, you can always upgrade later)
- Your toddler is under 18 months
- You want a daily curriculum (this is a system, not a schedule)

Hi, I'm Katie.
I decided before my kids were born that screens wouldn't be part of their childhood. Nobody warned me what that decision actually costs at 4pm, when dinner needs cooking and your toddler needs you and you have nothing left to give either of them.
My toddler is 2.5 now and has never used a screen. (She watches live sports with us. That's the whole list.) That sentence sounds tidy. Getting there was me testing activities on my own kid over and over, watching some of them flop in under a minute, and keeping only what actually held.
The decision itself didn't come from a vibe. It came from reading. Dopamine Kids, The Collapse of Parenting, The Anxious Generation. Once you see what the research says about young brains and screens, you stop pretending it's neutral.
But here's the thing nobody tells you: keeping screens out is hard, and it's hard because of the apps, not because of you. Toddler attention is a billion-dollar product. The deck is stacked.
So I built what I needed. Activities, systems, scripts. The keep pile from all that testing, organized for the moments when "just let her watch something" is the easy answer. I made them for myself first. I'm sharing them because the moms in my DMs are fighting the same fight.
The mission of Screen Free Toddlers is simple: get kids off screens by giving their parents better options.
Bundle questions
What if I already bought one of these?
Email me at hello@screenfreetoddlers.com within 30 days and I'll discount the bundle by what you paid.
Can I buy them separately later?
Of course. Start with the moment that hurts most. The Bundle is the move when you want every hard hour handled, not just one.
Do I need to read them all?
No. They each solve a specific moment. Most buyers use 2 heavily and dip into the others over time.
Can I share with a friend?
Licensed for personal use by one family. Sharing publicly isn't allowed, but yes, your spouse and your sitter can use them with your kids.
Refund window?
30-day money-back, same as everything else.
The whole library. $67.
18 reviews from moms with kids 1 to 4
“So great for taking the mental load out of deciding what to do with my toddler!”
Elise Z. · 2-year-old · All 4 guides“All activities are so achievable and it takes the thinking out of it when you're tired!”
Ann K. · 2-year-old · 75 Activities“So helpful to have quick and easy ways to set up activities meant for my toddler. He focuses and enjoys each one!”
Emma H. · 18-month-old · 75 Activities