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Although the Montessori method is usually associated with schools and educational programs, its principles can be applied at home too. The 100-years-old method has a lot to say to the parents living in the 21st century. The growing number of Montessori parenting blogs, YouTube channels and courses is a clear indicator of this. What is … Montessori Parenting: How to Raise a Child the Montessori Way? Read More »

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These are unprecedented times for all of us, and as educators we are feeling the weight of how to support our students and parents at home during the quarantine. We know that parents are also now feeling anxious by this surprise quarantine and time juggling working at home and homeschooling your chi

Sensitive periods refer to specific periods in a child's development when they have an intense urge to learn and acquire certain skills.

When we speak of the Montessori prepared environment, we encompass preparation of the teacher, materials, and an emphasis on peace and beauty in our design.

If you want to simplify your life, enjoy your time with your little one, and raise an independent and capable child, Montessori might be a good fit for you. Here are a few practical ways to raise your toddler the Montessori way.

A sensitive period is a phase or window in a child’s development where he has an inner compulsion to master a certain skill. During these windows, a child seeks and absorbs the particular skill unconsciously and with very little effort. Click here for a chart and guide outlining the Montessori sensi

The insight gained from observation of the child is so valuable to Montessori teachers.

Getting started with Montessori at home can definitely feel overwhelming. How do you do Montessori activities with your toddler at home? What toys are best for your child? And what's the deal with preparing the environment? Here's everything you need to know about introducing Montessori to your 20-24 month old...