Welcome to Playing Power, a family connection game by Lizzie Clark.
This selection of well established, fun games help resolve conflict & build nurturing relationships through the power of attachment play principles that release stress through laughter & play.
'This will change the world' - Lorna
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I can feel myself enjoying play, and my kids' - Mary
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'This will change the world' - Lorna ___ I can feel myself enjoying play, and my kids' - Mary ___
First Edition on Sale now.
Launch Offer - with free P&P
This card game helps & inspires play to resolve conflict & build nurturing relationships using Attachment Play principles that release stress through laughter & connection.
Contains 50 cards & 2 guide booklets
48 ‘go-to’ simple and fun games. These games also help resolve & harmonise bedtimes, anger, sibling jealousy, school stress and to aid opening up - more information in the guide booklet.
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Created by Lizzie Clark, a published illustrator, artist & IFS Coach based in Kent. She has two young daughters. After deciding to enjoy parenting to the max, Lizzie studied Attachment Play Theory from Aware Parenting. ‘If a hug or a listening ear doesn’t help, offer to play’.
Free P&P - 4 day delivery time
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A Personal Life-changer
In 2024 my eldest, Elsie was 7 and my youngest Willow, was 1. I was solo parenting and I was struggling to be the parent I wanted to be. It seemed so hard. After a wake up call, I decided I would find a way to enjoy parenting to the max. I went on to study Aware Parenting and a big part of that was the power of playing with your child to reconnect and how that gave them what they needed. After the course, play became an integrated part of our ‘communication’ and gradually our lives changed. My kids seemed happier, they started opening up to me more and anger dispersed more easily.
A year later, Elsie and I created the first version of this game and it became a wonderful tool for her to (silently) ask me for ‘connection’. It helped me hugely to learn what games could help at what time, even if I was exhausted. I still use these games today and I thank my lucky stars I have them for my youngest growing up and growing through all that childhood brings.
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It’s magic
It creates deep connection (relationship) between child and grown-up by sharing joy, silliness and touch.
Encourages co-operation and team work
Empowers kids to believe they have autonomy, power and creativity.
Helps empathy as you learn about each others energy levels
A tool for fun reading and numeracy.
Improves child’s friendships & sociability using games to connect with others.
Practises boundary setting, knowing to respect your own & others bodies and feelings.
Launch Offer - with free P&P
This card game helps & inspires play to resolve conflict & build nurturing relationships using Attachment Play principles that release stress through laughter & connection.
Contains 50 cards & 2 guide booklets
48 ‘go-to’ simple and fun games. These games also help resolve & harmonise bedtimes, anger, sibling jealousy, school stress and to aid opening up - more information in the guide booklet.
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Created by Lizzie Clark, a published illustrator, artist & IFS Coach based in Kent. She has two young daughters. After deciding to enjoy parenting to the max, Lizzie studied Attachment Play Theory from Aware Parenting. ‘If a hug or a listening ear doesn’t help, offer to play’.
Reviews
“Great to connect with my children and entertain them without screens. Just to have fun with them!” - Olivia
‘This will change the world!” - Lorna
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About the creator - Lizzie Clark
Lizzie is a published illustrator, Artist and IFS Coach. She lives in Kent with her two daughters who are 9 & 3.
After deciding to enjoying parenting to the MAX, Lizzie studied in attachment play from Aware Parenting. She says ‘If a hug or a listening ear doesn’t work, offer to play’ and ‘connection feels better than teaching a lesson’
You can see her other work here.