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Did all those gorgeous Instagram pics of Montessori spaces win you over? Or maybe it was the respectful, child-focused philosophy. Either way, read more to find out how to create the perfect Montessori space for your little one!

If you’re expecting a baby and have looked into alternative nursery ideas, you’ve probably stumbled across the Montessori concept for baby rooms. The Montessori Method involves a theory and practice that is applied to child-rearing techniques, activities, and education…and there is also an entire set of guiding principles for the Montessori nursery. Parents who favor the Montessori Method are familiar with the pillars, which include simplicity of form to allow for creativity; freedom to…

Transform your child's everyday play space into a haven of style and simplicity with these otherworldly minimalist Montessori playroom designs.

There are many ways to create a playroom for your child. You want the room to be inviting and functional for children, so they are motivated to develop and hone their skills. Perhaps you want the playroom to have a simplistic feel, instead of splashes of bright colors on the walls, too many patterns

Welcome back to Montessori Monday! Today we are going to discuss connecting observations to activities to help your child play independently.

It’s only been about six months since Miles started Montessori but it has honestly changed the way he thinks, learns and plays. If you’ve been following along you know that we recently …

When designing an environment for the infant, it is designed to help facilitate self-care, and encourage the child to be independent at an early age. Everything in the environment should have a purpose, with the goal to provide opportunities to achieve development and follow the urge of human tenden

In continuation of our Montessori Home Tour part I , here is part II - the kids’ bedrooms and bathroom! As all of the playing happens in our common areas, their bedrooms are really just for reading together and sleeping. Therefore we try to keep their rooms pretty minimal in terms of toys and dist