Montessori sensitive periods refer to a period of time when a child’s interests are focused on developing a particular skill or knowledge area. During what Maria Montessori describes as the child’s absorbent mind, birth to age 6, is when most sensitive periods occur. Some sensitive periods are so noticeable that even someone who doesn’t practice Montessori […]
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Montessori & minimalist living are both capable of giving you that instant gratification we all know and love. If you declutter your home I bet you feel like a million bucks when you’re done! The same goes for Montessori, if you start teaching your toddler a new practical life skill and now they can fold their […]
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Staying with the theme of minimalist living and Montessori this month, I want to talk a bit about how to organize your Montessori home. Organization is key when it comes to keeping your Montessori practices up at home. There are many ways a Montessori home can look but there is one thing they all have in […]
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Ready to get started with Montessori but your home looks like a toy store explosion? Let’s fix that today by learning how to declutter the Montessori way. Before we dive in, I want to mention this Montessori Quick Start Action Plan. This action plan is designed to take your home from overwhelmed, cluttered, and unorganized to […]
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Finding Montessori books for toddlers can be a bit like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Finding books without talking animals alone can seem like a very daunting task. This is why I thought I would share some of our family and friends favorite Montessori friendly books for toddlers! “We are a […]
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