“To the world you may be one person; but to one person you may be the world.”
― Dr. Seuss
The world might see you as just another mother, but to your child, you are their whole world. And Montessori parenting supports the idea that a mother holds within her the power to create a wonderful, safe, a...
As mums, we always want to be there for our little ones and try to make it the best possible experience for them. But sometimes, acting upon parenting guide and riding this rollercoaster ride, we often question our choices and decisions.
And among everything, managing your 1 year old's emotions can...
Every child mimic social behaviour and customs, such as saying “please” and “thank you,” but how did they learn them? No one taught them table manners or the correct way of sharing toys, and yet they quickly developed mannerisms and social structures with ease. How did it all happen?
Young children...
As a Montessori parent, you may face or may have faced criticism that you are pushing your child too hard towards independence. However, this notion is a common myth that needs to be debunked.
Let's explore why fostering independence in your child is an essential part of being a parent, not a hind...
As parents, we often find ourselves puzzled by our baby's seemingly random behaviors. Why do they keep dropping toys from their highchair? Why do they put everything in their mouth? What's with the constant kicking and rolling around? While these actions may seem like mere mischief, they are actuall...
Holiday activities can be a wonderful way for family bonding, but for many parents, the thought of keeping their children engaged and learning outside of school can seem daunting.
If you are looking for ways to keep your child's mind and body active during school breaks, adopting these activities ...
As parents, our priority is supporting our children's growth and finding the best options for them. This is crucial when looking for activities to develop their fine motor skills.
So, let's understand why developing fine motor skills is important and how the Montessori approach can be a game-chang...
As a parent who has navigated the complex and often challenging journey of raising a child, I’ve found solace, guidance, and inspiration in three key philosophies that have profoundly shaped my approach to parenting. If I were to distil the essence of what has made me a more conscious, aware, and so...
Are you also wondering how to develop the sensorial area in your child or how it works in shaping their understanding of the world?
If yes, you have come to the right place!
Let’s start the exciting journey into the heart of Montessori education, delving deep into the Sensorial Area—a place wh...
Have you ever wondered about how a simple ‘please’ or ‘thank you’ can impact your child’s growth and development?
Have you ever wondered how simple expressions lay the foundation for character development, shaping a child’s understanding of empathy and courtesy?
Have you ever discovered the ma...
The first step to a lifetime of learning begins at home. Practicing Montessori at home can be the first step for your child to develop the right skills and habits.
Becoming a parent brings a whirlwind of emotions and the great responsibility to provide your child with the best possible environment...
In the first years of life, the baby milestone your little one will reach is the ability to sit. Watching your baby develop new skills and explore new things is pretty intriguing and exciting.
Sitting up gives kids a different perspective on their exploration journey. But this happens differently ...
A child’s grasp development begins at birth and continues well into their toddler years. It is an incredible phase in their growing years, as you see your child taking their first step and holding your fingers in their tiny hands.
As the large muscles develop, helping your child master gross motor...
In the enchanting journey of parenthood, you slowly realise how helpful various Montessori activities are. As time passes, it will be the golden time when your child will utter their first words.
It's a common concern that often lingers in parents' minds, eagerly awaiting the moment of language d...
Are you also struggling to develop emotional intelligence in your child?
Are you also curious to find out why emotional intelligence is important for your child?
Emotional intelligence has gained immense recognition in recent years. It describes our capacity to identify, interpret, and control o...
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...
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.
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...
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.
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...
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...
A very normal behaviour for babies around the second half of their first year of life is to freak out when they don’t see their primary care-giver in sight.
Your baby is becoming aware of ‘object permanence', which is a technical way of saying that people and things still exist even if they’re out...
