Montessori Tips

Incorporating nature into your child's life is an essential part of Montessori education. When children are outside in nature, they are able to engage all of their senses and develop...

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.