Montessori home

Montessori home tour in Norway - let's take a look at these Montessori spaces to inspire you. This time we get to visit Michelle's family.

This year's parenting class has just finished and I've been sent a new batch of pictures to share on this page. During parenting classes, we talk a lot about how to help our children become more independent at home. This involves a lot of observation, lots of discussion about natural and logical consequences (consequences as Adler and Dreikurs intended, NOT as punishment), and lots of sharing of ideas. One of the things I do for each class is put together a collection of slides showing what…

Montessori Baby Toy Program on Instagram: “Creating a toddler self-care station with a hairbrush, toothbrush, tissues, small towel and mirror all within reach of your little one, can…”

A week or so before Christmas we visited Ikea. For the first time - ever. While being overwhelmed in so many ways I loved looking at all of their items which would be useful for a Montessori home. Obviously at a good price point. I haven't tried all of these items, but here are some of my suggestions and ideas for a Montessori home for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. FURNITURE Kallax Shelving Unit - Placed horizontally would work for infant/young toddler shelves. Poäng Children's…

Montessori homes value independence and accessibility, a self care station gives both to young toddlers. Here's a Montessori bathroom for 1-year-olds.

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