Parenting with play & empathy sounds lovely – but does it actually work?
Yes. Science backs it up. And real life proves it too.
🎉 After an incredible first session where parents said they left feeling "inspired, connected, and full of new impulses", we’re hosting this workshop again.
From brushing teeth and getting dressed to bedtime, transitions, and big feelings – when we understand how play supports cooperation and regulation, everyday moments start to feel lighter.
🐸 Join Frogs in Mugs for a hands-on parenting workshop.
We leave behavioral tools behind (time-outs, reward charts, artificial consequences) and focus on what supports our children’s long-term emotional and cognitive development
🌟 What we'll explore together:
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The Science Bit: Rooted in attachment theory and play research, we’ll look into how empathy creates trust, and how play acts as the ultimate "battery charger" for the brain.
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From Struggles to Snuggles: Use a playful lens to turn stressful transitions (bedtime, mealtime, leaving the park) into bonding moments that get results (and giggles).
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Play Styles: Get curious about your own play preferences and strengths – we help you find what feels natural and doable for you.
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Froggy Ideas: You’ll leave with a
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Parenting with play & empathy sounds lovely – but does it actually work?
Yes. Science backs it up. And real life proves it too.
🎉 After an incredible first session where parents said they left feeling "inspired, connected, and full of new impulses", we’re hosting this workshop again.
From brushing teeth and getting dressed to bedtime, transitions, and big feelings – when we understand how play supports cooperation and regulation, everyday moments start to feel lighter.
🐸 Join Frogs in Mugs for a hands-on parenting workshop.
We leave behavioral tools behind (time-outs, reward charts, artificial consequences) and focus on what supports our children’s long-term emotional and cognitive development
🌟 What we'll explore together:
-
The Science Bit: Rooted in attachment theory and play research, we’ll look into how empathy creates trust, and how play acts as the ultimate "battery charger" for the brain.
-
From Struggles to Snuggles: Use a playful lens to turn stressful transitions (bedtime, mealtime, leaving the park) into bonding moments that get results (and giggles).
-
Play Styles: Get curious about your own play preferences and strengths – we help you find what feels natural and doable for you.
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Froggy Ideas: You’ll leave with a toolkit of simple ideas to use right away – plus a quick look at how the Froggy App can support daily connection at home.
👋 This workshop is for you if:
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You’re parenting young kiddos (though it’s never too early or too late to set a playful tone!).
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You want to shift out of "manager mode" and trade power struggles for genuine playful connection.
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You’re looking to find your village of like-minded parents who value attuned, respectful parenting.
ℹ️ Good to Know
Date: Sunday, March 29
Time: 10:00–12:00
Location: Zürich City – Coding a Story
Language: English
Ticket: CHF 45 (includes: coffee, Sunday snacks, & a picture book to take home!)
💛 We're keeping this intentionally small (max. 6 parents) to create space for reflection, sharing, and real connection.
Let’s make parenting a little less heavy – and a lot more froggy. We can’t wait to meet you. 🫶
Alexandra & Rosalía | Frogs in Mugs
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