Cloth Or Disposable Nappies / Diapers
Cloth or Disposable Nappies / Diapers: Considerations for Families The choice between cloth and disposable nappies is one that many …
Cot To Bed Problems
Q: We have just moved our 17-month-old from her cot to a low bed and are having real difficulties. She …
Down Syndrome
Q: My great-granddaughter has Down syndrome. Is there a home programme suitable for children with special needs? A: Many of …
Handling Temper Tantrums
Q: How do you know if your child is throwing too many tantrums? What should I expect during the “terrible …
Toddler Hitting Children
Q: Every time my child sees a toddler at the park or at home, he starts pinching or hitting. I …
Who Are Famous Montessori Educated People?
A number of well-known figures across various fields are reported to have attended Montessori schools at some stage in their …
Practical Ways To Help Three Year Old Children At Home
Three-year-old children are developing greater fine motor control, curiosity, and an increasingly sophisticated understanding of the world around them. As …
My Experience With Montessori Education At Home
Having moved to another country far from home, without the support of family around me when my first baby arrived, …
Baby Sign Language
Many parents are curious about whether teaching sign language to a pre-verbal baby or toddler is genuinely helpful. The idea …
Bilingualism – Bilingual Children
Raising Bilingual Children As the world becomes increasingly connected, many families find themselves navigating two or more languages at home. …
Language To Use When Talking To Toddlers
Toddlers and Language As your child grows into the toddler stage, and you have already established some communication rhythms together, …
Montessori Materials And ‘Toys’ For 0-6 Months
The following are some simple ideas for Montessori-aligned materials and toys for babies from birth to approximately 6 months. At …
10 Montessori Home Parenting Tips For Children Under 3
The following are tips for parents on how to holistically raise your child the Montessori way at home.
Language To Use When Talking To Infants
When talking to infants, talk to them in ‘motherese’ which is the way we talk in a high pitched voice to a baby.