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4. Put them in charge of snacks.
1. Focus on the child who was bitten.
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Whether you have a child in a Montessori school or you are…
1. Don't panic!
1. "Let's revisit his questions when we're eating dinner together."
Try these activities before summer ends, mama.
They work crazy-well.
They tried it. And it works.
Is it punishment or consequences that get children to behave? Not necessarily.
We break it down room by room.
7. "You look frustrated."
Montessori bookshelves for young children focus on nature, messages of peace and diversity, and things going on in a child's world like life in a city, the changing seasons and family life.
4. Allow time for independence.
Even if they're only helping in a tiny way, young children love feeling included.
As the final weeks go by and we near the arrival of our newest family member, I'm growing less anxious and more excited about how my toddler will react to being a big brother.