Do you find your young one eager these days to participate in activities like cooking together or helping you mix the batter? Or are they constantly knocking down a tower of blocks or splashing water to see what happens?
In the early years, children are naturally curious about how things work. The...
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 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...
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...
The 3D cylinder block puzzle is a Montessori sensorial material designed to engage the senses of sight and touch and introduce the child to the visual dimensions.
It has cylinders with knobs to hold each cylinder with the pincer grips. The cylinders differ in height and diameter and progress from...
Cause and effect, the principle that one action can lead to another, plays a vital role in early childhood development. From the moment they are born, children begin to navigate the world and make connections between their actions and the outcomes they experience.
In this article, we will explore...
