In this guest post, Karoline inspires parents to adopt a respectful approach to raising successful and wholesome children. In our home, we practice respectful discipline, and gender-specific toys are adored […]
Homeschooling isn’t a new concept, but it sure has gained momentum over the last few years. But, is it effective? What does the research say? You might be surprised to
When I first learned about Montessori, we had just welcomed our second son and I was in the midst of trying to figure out where my then 3-year-old son was
The best way for children to learn is by doing, and one of the ways they can do this is through toys and games. Some toys will teach them to
Maria Montessori is famous for implementing practical life lessons in children. These are the first things toddlers and preschoolers learn in their early years. Such activities serve as a bridge
Setting up a nature display in a classroom or homeschool learning space can be very beneficial. Not every child enjoys going out in nature. Many children protest and dislike being
I often get asked where to purchase Montessori materials, what I consider Montessori essentials, what handmade items are best for those who prefer handcrafted materials, etc. Below you will find
I am honored to have Jae of Bella’s Casa share her ideas and inspiration for parents of young children in this post. She explains how to create an open and
As the winter months roll in, so too does the inevitable cold and flu season, bringing with it the sniffles, coughs, and sneezes into our preschool and kindergarten classrooms. In
Children love dirt! Gardening is a perfect excuse to get dirty! Ann Sanders of A Green Hand shared her easy-to-implement step-by-step guide to creating a nourishing vegetable garden with your
Children should always be a part of the family cooking and food preparation process. It teaches them concepts that are literally life-saving and essential for survival. It also allows children
Montessori education is an innovative approach to learning that focuses on child-centered education. This method was developed by Dr. Maria Montessori in the early 1900s and is still used today
More often than not the sight of children scrubbing tables, washing dishes, and cleaning floors in a classroom causes parents to raise their eyebrows. What does it have to do
Don’t fall for gorgeous looks! Beauty is within. The modern world portrays Montessori as a fancy method of education for privileged children. In its essence, the Montessori method is not
When a family decides to take a route less traveled to homeschool their children the number of questions and choices you have to make is staggering and overwhelming. The list is