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Christina graduated from Georgetown University with a joint degree in International Business and Finance. She later completed her Montessori teacher training at the Houston Montessori Center and received her American Montessori Society (AMS) teacher certification for 3-6 year olds. She currently homeschools her two children James and Lilah and recently published a Montessori abc book you can read all about here.
The Montessori approach to potty training is SO much less stressful—and encourages your child's growing independence.
5. "I hear that you disagree. How can you say that differently?"
1. Set boundaries
These days, Sunday nights include packing many tiny containers full of toddler-friendly finger…
There are plenty of Montessori-friendly toys that are beautiful and engaging, but also appeal to children's developmental needs.
Montessori teachers use language that is intentional and chosen to foster independence.
These tips will help your stressful mornings without impeding on your kids' independence.
The first day of school can be hard for everyone, mama. Here's how to use the Montessori method to help your child adjust.
The Montessori approach views the baby's first room as not only a fun space to personalize, but also an important environment that can help shape your baby's first experiences in the world.
Good news: You don't have to keep panic-buying stuff online to keep the kids busy.