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The items selected reflect Montessori principles of simplicity, purpose and freedom of movement.
It's wise to have a few tricks up your sleeve when the weather keeps you indoors.
Even bath time can be an enriching experience for kids.
4 tips for creating an inclusive and supportive play environment for your child.
Simple, beautiful toys with a purpose. No bells and whistles necessary.
Practical life activities help children gain coordination and practice independence.
Bring Montessori home with functional AND attractive pieces.
Here's a list of over 25 ideas.
Learning doesn't require tons of money.
And no, bedtimes are not 'inhumane.'
No batteries required.
It keeps my three children entertained at the same time, despite their age differences.
6. "I love you just the way you are."
Here's how to entertain a baby without buying lots of stuff.
5. "You can do hard things."
But 95% of American children don't meet all of the recommendations.
It's essentially 20 activities in one beautiful wooden box.
According to a Montessori teacher.
It's a bestseller for a reason.
Maarte Mami made the cutest alternative to time outs.
