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Siblings Playing Together

Simply Sibling Play

A short, powerful email workshop to help your kids fight less and play more—without you playing referee all day.
You don’t need to fix every sibling fight.

You just need to respond differently.

 

Simply Sibling Play is a 3-day email workshop (plus bonus content!) that gives you the tools to:

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✅ Stop jumping in every two minutes


✅ Coach your kids through conflict without taking sides


✅ Create a home where siblings can play (and disagree) without chaos

✅ Actually enjoy watching their relationship grow

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This is for you if...​

  • You’re tired of feeling like a full-time referee

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  • Your kids can’t go five minutes without fighting

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  • You want to stop jumping in—but don’t want to ignore them either

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  • You feel overwhelmed by the noise, the tattling, the toy snatching

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  • You’ve tried “just share!” and “use your words!” but nothing sticks

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  • You want your kids to actually learn how to work things out

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  • You crave a more peaceful home where your kids play together—and you’re not always in the middle

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  • You’re ready for tools that actually work in real life, not just Instagram-perfect advice

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Here's what's included:

-3 short videos sent straight to your inbox

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-Developmentally-sound strategies to reduce conflict

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-How to facilitate communication when the fighting starts

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-Bonus lesson on how your play space affects sibling tension

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-Optional Voxer support for personalized help

Meet Amanda

Hey, I’m Amanda—homeschooling mom of three and early childhood expert.

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My kids are together all day, every day… so believe me when I say, they definitely have their moments.


They argue. They get loud. They steal each other’s stuff.

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But here’s the thing: most of the time, they’re able to work it out without me.

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It didn’t happen overnight—and it’s not because I’m some calm, patient saint.


It’s because I put a few key strategies in place that helped me step back without everything falling apart.

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Now I get to be nearby, not in the middle—and that’s what I want for you, too.


Let’s get you out of the referee role so you can actually enjoy watching your kids figure things out on their own.

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