By: Heather White Montessori principles and practices can easily be brought into the home setting. Parents, caregivers, and educators can make a Montessori environment at home. Here are a few…
By: Heather White Knowing what to expect in your baby’s first year of life can help both you and your little one thrive. Here is a look at the exciting…
By: Heather White Knowing what to expect in your baby’s first year of life can help both you and your little one thrive. Here is a look at the exciting…
Written by: Heather White As a Montessori parent or caregiver, it’s likely that you’ve heard others talking about observing their child or that you’ve been encouraged to do the same.…
Written by: Heather White With the holiday season upon us, it’s the perfect time to think about creating exciting, engaging activities to help your little one celebrate this special time…
Written by: Heather White Grace and Courtesy lessons are a hallmark of the Montessori Method. They help children learn how to take care of themselves, others, and their environment. Children…
Written by: Stephanie Pinto. Anxious behavior is common in children, especially as they encounter new environments or situations. Most children learn to cope with different worries and fears with coping strategies…
Written by: Heather White As adults, there’s a lot we could learn through our children. They experience such wonder and awe for all that life has to offer and are…
Written by: Heather White More than one hundred years ago, Dr. Maria Montessori knew that the promise for our future and the hope for a peaceful world rested in the…
Written by: Heather White As parents and caregivers, we’ve all been there. Your child is throwing themselves on the floor, banging their fists, yelling, and crying. They’re hitting or biting…