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Imagine your child's eyes lighting up as they discover how to stack blocks just right or pour water without spilling. These moments aren’t just adorable—they’re milestones in their journey toward independence. Tailoring learning experiences to your child’s unique stage helps them grow confidence, coordination, and a lifelong love of ...
💡 TL;DR – How to Ask for Montessori Parenting Support Online: Use "I" statements to invite empathy instead of judgment. Describe your efforts before asking for help—show you’ve tried. Ask for real examples from other Montessori parents. Avoid shaming language like “I know this isn’t very Montessori…” ...
Hey there! Are you on a mission to find that perfect rug for your classroom or playroom? Well, you've come to the right spot! Rugs are more than just pieces of decor; they're the silent heroes of learning and play, setting the stage for countless adventures and discoveries. So, let's jump in and find the rug that will not only beautify your space ...
We chose Montessori because we believe in respect for the child. We believe in following their natural development, honoring their sensitive periods, and offering an environment that nurtures independence, self-regulation, and joy in learning—principles at the heart of a Montessori parenting style.And yet—despite all of ...
If you're considering Montessori education but have questions or doubts, you’re not alone. When I first looked into Montessori, I ran into all kinds of misconceptions—and I know how confusing that can feel. That’s why I wrote this article: to clear up some of the biggest myths I’ve come across about the Montessori method. Choosing a ...
All you need to know about motor skills.
Wooden unit blocks are one of the most versatile open-ended toys for children. Their standardized sizing, durable construction, and long-term play value make them a strong choice for homes, classrooms, and Montessori-inspired learning spaces.This guide explains what wooden unit blocks are, how they differ from other wooden building blocks, what ...
During the pandemic, as both a Montessori educator and parent, I found myself overwhelmed trying to recreate the calm, purposeful structure of my child’s preschool at home. Our days felt chaotic, and my then 3-year-old craved the independence and rhythm he was used to. That’s when I began building a simple Montessori-inspired summer ...
Math is everywhere in daily activities and play. We use math when shopping and comparing the cost of items. Math is used in cooking and measuring. Sports team statistics are based on math. Measuring the time to go certain distances also uses math. Understanding schedules, appointments, and deadlines requires a sense of time and how to allocate it ...
Raised by parents with limited education, I entered first grade behind my peers and spent years catching up. That's why I understand the power of early learning. In Montessori Math, those "aha" moments-when a child's eyes light up-happen often. Through sensorial, hands-on experiences, children truly grasp math as a language of logic and wonder-not ...
