Montessori Tips

Thanksgiving is a magical time to cozy up with family and work together to make a scrumptious meal. Here are two of our favorite kid-friendly Thanksgiving recipes and a few...

There's no specific style of decor that is best for a playroom -- it's all about identifying experiences that will help your child get into a state of flow, where...

See how real parents are using their play areas to present a curated selection of toys on a shelf.

While babies cannot recognize themselves in a mirror until they are toddlers, there's value in a nursery mirror from the very beginning.

This framework for communicating with children will support their self-esteem and create more harmonious routines for family life.

Wooden toys are natural, beautiful, and durable, but also provide sensory input like no other material.

A bed on the floor? The Montessori approach suggests that a floor bed provides many opportunities for your child to experience freedom of movement, respect, and choices, all of which...

A Montessori-inspired bedroom centers a child's developmental stage and looks beautiful, too! Read on to see some examples of Montessori bedrooms.

When will your baby say a first word? Does "Dada" count as a first word? Read on to learn how speech emerges.

Any opportunity for your child to engage in self-care, such as eating independently, boosts their self-esteem. Practicing independent eating also helps to improve your child’s hand-eye coordination.

These three short videos demonstrate how to make independent play a reality in your home.

Pets are beloved members of our home and school communities, a great opportunity for science and language learning, and a chance for your little one to develop the ability to...