Screen-Free Play eGuide

Free Field Guide · 22 Pages

Screen-Free Play, made simple.

A 22-page editorial field guide for screen-tired parents — from the team behind the Figgy.

• 8 in-depth activities across imagination, movement, together & quiet play
• A curated toolkit of open-ended toys that earn their shelf space
• A 30-day challenge calendar ready to print & stick on your fridge
• The research, in plain English — why this matters and how to start

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Vol. 01

Spring MMXXVI

A field guide for screen-tired parents

Screen-
Free
Play.

A field guide of activities,
rituals and shortcuts —
to help your kid trade the iPad
for an actual afternoon.

22 pp8 activities4 realms30-day challenge

What's inside

Four realms of play.
One very tired couch.

Every great afternoon cycles through all four — start big, end quiet.

I

Imagination

Forts, capes, voices. The rug becomes lava, the dog becomes a goat, the laundry hamper becomes a spaceship.

2 activities · pp. 8–9

II

Movement

Climb, jump, roll, balance. Big muscles in, big appetite for dinner out. The wiggles are a feature.

2 activities · pp. 11–12

III

Together

Side-by-side, screen-free. A shared build, a co-written story, a weekend mud kitchen.

2 activities · pp. 14–15

IV

Quiet

Soft voices, slow hands. The reading cave, the long drawing — bringing the day down to a simmer before bed.

2 activities · pp. 17–18

We finally have a Sunday-afternoon answer to 'I'm bored.' The 30-day challenge alone is worth printing.

— Mira K., mom of two · Brooklyn

20,000+

Figgy families building forts every week.

4.9★

From over 2,800 verified reviews.

2½ hrs

Average screen time for kids 2–5. Let's take some back.

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