Part of my initial Montessori parenting journey involved scour Pinterest, pinning and planning out skill-building activities that would keep my twin babies engaged. I didn’t want to squander a moment,...
Our Montessori Sensory Garden provides a safe, enticing space for our children to develop practical life skills in an environment that is ever-changing and evolving. This child-friendly sensory garden encourages...
One of the most beautiful aspects of the Montessori philosophy is the focus on following the child. Our young children are in a rapid flux of development, entering sensitive periods...
Create a practical and minimalist capsule wardrobe for your twin toddlers with this Montessori-inspired guide. Simplify choices and support independence.
What Is A Montessori Home? Wanting to explore the concept of a Montessori home can be a very attractive, but also overwhelming prospect for parents. If you have social media,...
Explore a day in the life of a Montessori mom with one-year-old twins, focusing on routines, baby-led weaning, and Montessori-inspired play
Montessori wooden climbers, like the Pikler Triangle, ramps, and arches, offer young children a safe and engaging way to explore movement, build coordination, and develop confidence.
The six months seemed a perfect time to share what our boys have been up to. All the new skills in the works, and how we are progressing as a...
