As a parent with a newborn, you are probably wondering when to begin guiding your child’s learning the Montessori way. Most schools begin at the age of three, but what about the period before...
Category: Montessori for Babies and Toddlers
Parents pleased with the Montessori method are exploring how they can apply the ‘learning by doing’ approach to their children’s bedtime routine, in particular, sleep training. What does...
Most people equate the word discipline with punishment, but in reality, discipline means "disciplina," a Latin word that means learning, self-control, knowledge, and an orderly way of life that...
As a parent, it’s easy to understand why time outs have become a popular method of discipline. But time outs may do more harm than good, and there is a better way to connect with your child and...
If you’ve been to the baby section of a store recently, you’ll know there are more toys, gadgets, and baby items on the market than your child could ever need. You might be skeptical when you...
Introducing music and movement is essential during early childhood development. Music and movement activities help children develop problem-solving skills and encourage cognitive growth,...
