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Childhood wasnt meant to happen on a screen

Online Learning

Put Play into Practice  

Simple, practical online courses designed to help parents, caregivers and educators

Understand how children learn through play and how to create meaningful play experiences without making things complicated.

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Learn at your own pace, take away practical ideas you can actually use, and feel more confident supporting the children in your care.

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Explore Our Online Courses

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Explore All Online Courses

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Child Development

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Educational Approaches

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Parenting & Guidance

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Baby& Early Years

What Each Course Offers

 LEARNING MODULES

Explore key topics through clear, focused learning.

STEP-BY-STEP GUIDANCE

Easy-to-follow support throughout your learning journey.

PRACTICAL EXERCISES

Put what you learn into practice with purposeful tasks.

REFLECTIVE TASKS

Build deeper understanding through thoughtful reflection.

SUPPORTIVE LEARNING 

Additional resources to build your knowledge and confidence.

REAL-LIFE EXAMPLES

See how learning can be applied in everyday situations.

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Why Learn With The Child Unplugged?

Learning about play should feel clear, practical and easy to put into action. Our courses help you build the knowledge and confidence to support the children in your care.

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  1. Practical Ideas for Everyday Life: Simple, realistic approaches you can use at home, in nurseries and in learning environments.

  2. Built on Hands-On Experience: Drawing on years of working with children, parents, nannies, caregivers and educators.

  3. Learning That Fits Around You: Explore at your own pace, revisit lessons and return whenever you need fresh ideas or guidance.

  4. Understand the Learning Behind Play: Discover what children are learning as they play, why it matters and how to support their development.

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Feel more confident knowing what to offer, when to help and when to let children lead.

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