Toddlers

Where to buy Montessori climbing toys and other indoor items that engage gross motor skill development.

Water play is a favorite with toddlers because it satisfies their need to explore and practice fine motor skills. Here are seven ways to add a new dimension to a...

Playing with ice offers a sensory activity that keeps everyone cool!

A couple of crates or pallets and some thrifted pots and pans easily become a mud kitchen for outdoor play that will invite your toddler to experiment.

Get ready for summer! Here are some different ways to use water as a material for play.

We hear "follow the child" in the world of Montessori. What does this look like?

There's nothing a toddler loves more than doing something ALL BY THEMSELVES. Why not make snack-time an exercise in independence? Here's how.

Print and cut these clothing labels to help your child organize and put away belongings.

A learning tower offers a safe way for toddlers to climb up to the counter. Learn how this invitation will boost their self-confidence and introduce them to practical life skills.

Providing engaging learning materials at the right level is the foundation of the Montessori approach. What toys and activities are best for toddlers?

Cooking with a toddler is a wonderful practical life skill to get comfortable with. Here are a few lessons to consider before pulling out the learning tower!

Add these activities to your weekly rotation. The more your toddler practices them, they more they will be able to engage independently.