Montessori home daycare

We had our first Parent Education Workshop of the year last week. We talked about things that can be done at home to support what the children are doing at school. All of our tips and suggestions center around helping the child become more independent. Here are some examples of ways parents can organize their […]

A look at our Montessori toddler work shelves at home at 28-months old including a variety of open ended and Montessori materials

Elevate your playroom with these 9 Montessori must-haves! Create an enriching environment that nurtures curiosity and independence. Dive into the world of Montessori learning today! #promotion

This is one of the most common questions I am asked. It’s hard for me to reply with a short answer because there are actually so many ways to implement Montessori at home on a budget! Montessori is about so much more than fancy materials and beautiful shelfies. See this blog post about a few key p

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Montessori shelf in a preschooler playroom

A Montessori toddler space for 1-year-olds, here is how we transitioned away from our Montessori baby movement area and into a larger play space.

It seems like once toddlerhood strikes, an accumulation of toys comes with it! Creating a space to organize all those toys is important for our sanity as

In continuation of our Montessori Home Tour part I , here is part II - the kids’ bedrooms and bathroom! As all of the playing happens in our common areas, their bedrooms are really just for reading together and sleeping. Therefore we try to keep their rooms pretty minimal in terms of toys and dist