The Montessori Approach to Toilet Learning: Timing and Techniques
Toilet learning — the preferred Montessori term for what is often called “toilet training” — is approached very differently in …
Toilet learning — the preferred Montessori term for what is often called “toilet training” — is approached very differently in …
Screen time is one of the most frequently discussed topics in contemporary parenting. The Montessori approach, developed long before the …
Sleep is one of the areas of early parenting that generates the most questions, concern, and conflicting advice. The Montessori …
Montessori Outdoor Exploration: Nature Activities for Toddlers For Maria Montessori, the natural world was not a backdrop to education — …
Perhaps no aspect of Montessori philosophy is more widely misunderstood than its approach to discipline. The word “discipline” — from …
Language Development the Montessori Way Language is at the heart of Montessori education — not as a formal subject to …
One of the most striking things you may observe in a child who has found a genuinely absorbing activity is …
Montessori toys and materials are thoughtfully designed to support a child’s natural development at each stage of growth. Below are …
Essentials in a Montessori Home Creating a Montessori-inspired home doesn’t require a complete renovation or a large budget. At its …
Manhattan Toy Skwish Classic: A Montessori-Friendly Baby Toy The Manhattan Toy Skwish Classic is a popular and well-regarded baby toy …
Montessori Infant Coin Box: A Classic Object Permanence Activity The Montessori infant coin box — also known as an object …
We’ve put together a list of Montessori Toys / Materials we like and believe would make a nice present for the upcoming holiday season or any other occasion.
Stokke High Chair is a strong, solid and durable chair, made of cultivated beechwood. It has 5-point safety harness and as per manufacturer’s specifications, it holds up to 300 pounds.
This book offers a practical approach to Montessori for children at home. It gives activities that mainly can be done at home and for older children.
This book provides deep insight into early childhood development, learning, and the importance of a nurturing, prepared environment.
This book is a highly recommended Montessori book that makes a great gift to any expecting mother. It explains, from a medical point of view, the development of infants and what can be done to help their development.
‘What’s Going On In There‘ takes us through the development of the brain in the first five years of life, starting from prenatal age.
Within Maria Montessori’s framework due to her studies with children, she has observed the occurrence of sensitive periods.