Baby mealtimes can often be a challenging phase for both parents and children. As your little one transitions from breast milk or formula to solid foods, it's essential to establish healthy eating habits. It will set the foundation for a lifetime of good nutrition.
In the Montessori approach, mealt...
Parenting a toddler can be quite an adventure, right? But what if I told you that four simple Montessori activities can turn everyday challenges into delightful moments of growth and laughter?
In this blog, we will explore 4 easy Montessori-inspired activities that will help in child development an...
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Are you also curious to find out why emotional intelligence is important for your child?Â
Emotional intelligence has gained immense recognition in recent years. It describes our capacity to identify, interpret, and control o...
If there's one thing us parents are constantly striving for, it's to see our little ones grow up to be confident, self-assured, and ready to take on the world. And, in our pursuit of raising these tiny legends, we want to throw light upon something incredibly important yet often overlooked - Valoris...
The concept—4 planes of development—was first introduced by Dr. Maria Tecla Artemisia Montessori, an Italian physician and educator.
Grounded in the Montessori philosophy, Maria Montessori, a name she later became synonymous with, used the concept to highlight the theory that human development unf...
Are you fed up with the small fights between your kids? Are you finding ways to promote peace and harmony between them?Â
Embarking on a journey to understand the intricacies of sibling relationships, this blog explores the profound impact of Montessori techniques and gentle parenting on fostering l...
Ever wondered what it's like when your active inquisitive toddler gets busy with an interesting learning toy while you get some time to finish that last load of laundry? Â
We understand the struggles of being a parent and juggling daily home chores, work, and managing a growing toddler; it gets dif...
This article will explore the profound impact of the concept of "control of error" concept highlighted in the Montessori method of childcare, learning and development. We will explore how it promotes problem-solving skills, instills a sense of responsibility, and encourages a growth mindset in child...
Ever wondered if our traditional approaches to education need an upgrade to match the backdrop of the current world that is evolving at an unprecedented rate? How can we support our babies early on to meet the unforeseen challenges of the present times? How can we impart 21st-century skills that wor...
There are days when your little one tests every ounce of your patience — spills the water you just cleaned, refuses the meal you lovingly made, or says a firm “no” to everything. In those moments, it’s easy to react, but what children really need is guidance, not guilt.
At Nino Mondo, we believe co...
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"Children see magic because they look for it."Â - Christopher Moore
Montessori's views on the importance of providing real things and experiences to children are based on her understanding of child development. She believed that children's brains are wired to learn through their senses. When chi...
As parents, we all want our children to develop to their fullest potential, and cognitive skills play a vital role in this process. Cognitive development refers to mental processes such as attention, memory, problem-solving, and language that enable us to learn, think, and process information.Â
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The Montessori educational system is based on the premise that children learn best through hands-on experiences and self-directed exploration. One of the Montessori approach's guiding concepts is the concept of "isolated work," which entails children focusing on one item or activity at a time. This ...
Crossing the midline refers to the development of gross motor skills, when children gain the ability to use both sides of the body together in a coordinated manner, particularly crossing the imaginary line down the center of the body. Â
It is an important developmental milestone that impacts many a...
Feedback is an effective tool for helping children understand their strengths and areas for improvement.Â
It should be specific, timely, and constructive, and be tailored to the individual child's needs and learning style.
“There is no such thing as a perfect parent, so just be a real one.” - Sue ...
As parents, teachers, and caregivers, we want to encourage and support children's positive behaviors and achievements. However, the common phrase "good job" has become somewhat overused and can lose its meaning when said repeatedly. Moreover, when we always resort to the same praise, we may miss the...
From the moment a child is born, they learn new things daily. Their brains are like sponges, soaking up information and experiences to help us grow and develop. Â
Among the most important skills we can help build in our children in their early years is their problem-solving ability and fine motor s...
As parents, we always look for ways to help our children develop new skills and learn through play. One classic toy that has been used for generations to help children build essential skills is the peg board.
This simple yet versatile toy offers a range of benefits for children of all ages and abi...
Children are born with the natural curiosity and desire to explore their environment. As they grow and develop, they begin to build their skills through play and interaction with the world around them. This results in cognitive development in early childhood.
One toy that can be particularly helpf...
In Montessori theory, repetition is an essential component of the Montessori approach to education. Dr. Maria Montessori, the founder of the Montessori method, believed that repetition was critical to helping children develop their skills and gain mastery over their environment.Â
From the Maria Mon...
Achieving early childhood milestones with cognitive development in early childhood or dynamic visual tracking skills refers to the ability of the eyes to follow moving objects or to locate a stationary object in a rapidly changing visual field. Â
It is a fundamental visual tracking skills that is e...
Playing with toys is an essential aspect of early childhood development. It is through play that children develop their cognitive, physical, and social skills. Posting activities, such as coin box and shape sorter toy are a common and beloved activity for young children.
Whether it's putting coins...
In the Montessori philosophy, practical life activities play a critical role in developing children's skills and independence. These activities are designed to help children build real-life skills that will serve them well throughout their lives. One such activity is the Montessori Sweeping Activity...
As parents, we want the best for our children, and providing them with toys and playthings is a big part of that.
Toys are not just a source of entertainment but also instrumental in promoting cognitive, physical, and social development.
But you don’t need to build a small toy shop in your house...
