New to Montessori Homeschooling?
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 […]
Montessori at Home
Doing Montessori At Home With Your Baby ( 4 – 6 mo )
Montessori at home with a baby can be a wonderful way to promote independence and exploration in your little one. Here are a few tips to get started: Remember, Montessori
Helping Children Break Habits Using Gentle and Respectful Approach
We are all creatures of habits. In some way, habits form our personality. Children often can pick up undesirable habits that are quite harmless which, with time, disappear without our
Book Review: Montessori at Home Guide – Children Ages 0-2
Our children are our greatest treasure. When we look into their eyes, we see a little person with amazing potential. Baby’s brain develops with fascinating speed, creating new connections every
Homeschooling Preschooler The Montessori Way
Our homeschooling journey is something that consumes my heart and mind these days. I guess because it is unknown territory that we are walking into. So far it has brought
The Silence Game In Nature – Empowering Children with Mindfulness
Many of us probably didn’t know how precious moments of silence were until we became parents or teachers. We all can agree that our world lacks silence today more than
Outside Play Setup For Toddlers and Preschoolers
I would love to share with you our patio outside set up for play on a budget. Free open-ended play is one of the most essential aspects of the child’s
DIY Sensory Rugs for Kids
Sensory rugs are so great for children’s learning and very beneficial for their development. Children are usually very attracted to sensory rugs that stimulate their senses with different textures and
Doing Montessori at Home with Your 12-month-old Child
As parents, educators, or caregivers, we are privileged to witness the incredible growth and development of twelve-month-old infants. This crucial period in a child’s life is characterized by rapid cognitive,
Montessori Fine Motor Activities and Free Printables
Fine motor skills are so crucial for the child to learn to write. Maria Montessori also pointed out that the development of fine motor is directly connected to the development
Building a Montessori-Inspired Playroom: Unleash Creativity Without Clutter
The Montessori method offers a very reasonable way to organize your child’s play area by rotating and replacing toys and activities on a regular basis. However, there are a lot
Behaviour Management Advice from a Montessori Mama
Sometimes terms like “positive discipline” and “peaceful parenting” can be interpreted in a way that confuses many parents, leaving them to believe that creating proper boundaries, rules, and discipline is
Developmental Montessori Inspired Work for Toddlers
We then found that individual activity is the one factor that stimulates and produces development”-Maria Montessori (The Absorbent Mind, p. 7) Usually, I introduce new jobs/ activities to my 2-year-old
Montessori Inspired: Practical Life for Everyday
“The child is by nature a worker, and when, by working in this special fashion, which is according to his nature, he can accomplish a great deal of work without
Practical Life Materials And Tools for the Montessori Classroom and Home
Kitchen practical life in Montessori refers to the activities that involve cooking, food preparation, and other kitchen-related tasks that children can participate in as part of their practical life education.