Montessori Object Permanence Box

Babies of one year or below usually search for you to be around them and panic when they do not find you. Have you faced this situation lately with your babies? They drop things and watch you put them back over and over again. It is normal behavior for babies as they inch toward turning…

Montessori Trays

Montessori-inspired materials are popular because of their simplicity and the specific purpose they fulfill. Montessori’s philosophy promotes child-led activities and allows them to learn without interference. When you get a chance to visit any Montessori School, you may see how things are organized and stored in Montessori trays. Montessori trays are essential for many different…

Creating a Yes Space in Montessori

Do you ever notice days when you constantly say ‘no’ to your children? If yes, you may feel tired of always playing fun police, and enforcing boring rules children may not want to follow.  As difficult as it may seem to be, boundaries and rules are required for maintaining decorum, establishing self-discipline, and providing a…

Montessori Nesting Boxes

Montessori materials are always engaging and fascinating for children. The unique concept of engaging children in hands-on activities of Montessori works wonders for them. One such toy is a Nesting Toy. Children enjoy stacking or fitting things inside each other while playing, and Montessori nesting boxes are much more than just fun. These boxes not…

Montessori Ball Trackers

It is no secret that Montessori materials equip children with the best of their abilities in the early stages of development. They focus on the overall development of the child and allow them to learn at their own pace. A Montessori ball tracker is one such material that can be a great addition to the…

Montessori Weaning Table

It is fascinating how Montessori gives importance to every behavior which children exhibit in their growing-up years. One of the unique characteristics of Montessori teaching is their non-traditional approach to learning that focuses on fostering a sense of independence and personal development in children. Dr. Maria Montessori believed that the greatest gifts we can give…

Montessori Gifts for One Year old

As your baby turns one year old, you wonder how time flies. Don’t worry, as you are not alone in this journey of parenthood. The parents are encompassed in a mirage of emotions and overwhelmed that their babies grow up fast. As babies cross their first milestone, their cute antics will slowly transform, as they…

Montessori Gifts for Toddlers (2 – 3 Years Old)

Are you in a dilemma about what to gift your 2-3 years old toddler? Take a cue from here and ease your dilemma by introducing your toddler to Montessori-friendly materials from which they will benefit throughout their life. At two to three years old, you can expect toddlers to be physically and mentally very active…

Montessori Books for Toddlers

Reading is one of the best ways to efficiently introduce new vocabulary to your child and allow them to learn about the world that is around them. It is quite unconventional to associate reading and language activities with a toddler’s learning process, but it can be one of the best ways to stimulate their senses…

Montessori vs Play-Based Learning

Children from a very young age are curious seekers of knowledge and often resort to different ways of learning to make sense of the world around them.  While traditional educational approaches facilitate academic development in children through standardized curricula, they often limit their learning experience.  The Montessori Method of education is a pedagogical tool developed…