When you start reading through the work of Dr. Maria Montessori – founder of the Montessori Method – you’ll find a treasure trove of inspiring, uplifting quotes.
While these quotes are based on education, I find them applicable to many aspects of parenting – and life more broadly.
Did you know that you can also apply the principles of art taught in the Montessori classroom within your own environment at home? Doing so can help your little one develop a love for art and creativity while promoting cognitive and emotional development.
Let’s be frank, potty training is nobody’s idea of a good time. It’s messy, it’s frustrating, and it can make you feel like you’re failing as a parent. But fear not! The Montessori approach to potty training is here to save the day, and make the whole process a little more fun and a lot less stressful. So grab your potty chair and let’s get started!
I share 40+ activities that you can try at home or in the classroom to integrate Montessori Practical Life activities into your little one’s daily routine.
As a mom who’s always on the lookout for practical and versatile baby products, when I first found the Stokke Tripp Trapp high chair I was obsessed! The design totally sucked me in but it’s the flexibility that really sold me.
This Montessori-aligned high chair has been a game-changer for our family, especially when it came to baby-led weaning.
Discover how to develop your child’s stereognostic sense with Montessori activities like the mystery bag. Learn how it promotes sensory development and problem-solving skills.
As parents, we know that emotional development is just as important as physical development for our children’s growth.
Bring your home or classrooms to life when you add these awesome Montessori December practical life activities to your shelves!
Watching your child grow, change, and become the best version of themselves is a blessing. When you input practical Montessori into your kid’s life, even the most mundane things seem to bring joy. Montessori is about far more than just activities, after all, it is truly a way of living!
Montessori children’s wardrobes are a truly delightful solution for parents looking to nurture independence in their little ones from a tender age. A Montessori closet for the nursery should be easily accessible, beautifully organized, and spacious. Moreover, it can be adorned in a variety of ways to create an efficient and cozy space that will support your child’s growth. Embracing this thoughtful approach to organization will not only make daily routines more enjoyable but will also encourage your child to embrace responsibility and self-reliance.In addition, it can be styled in various ways to feel more efficient and comfortable, helping your child grow.
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