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It is a way of approaching children differently and is something you can totally practice at home, regardless of the type of school your child attends.
While we can't possibly protect our children from all of the hardships and challenges life brings, we can help them cope with these difficulties.
When we discipline our children we want to empower them to change their behavior.
A survey of 125 full-term and premature newborns at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, found early, gentle displays of affection from parents and caregivers have lasting effects on how baby brains react to gentle touch.
If your toddler has stopped napping, you're probably looking for some peace and quiet. We've got you covered.
Is it safe to post pictures of baby? What's okay to share and what's TMI?
Ready to take a vacation but not to break your baby's Montessori routine? Read these tips from a Montessori expert.
The more they can reach, the more they can help.
You have a beautiful window of opportunity to build the foundation your child desperately needs but also craves
Montessori educators and authors, Simone Davies and Junnifa Uzodike, discuss their latest…
Children are resilient and their emotional responses in the moment are not a measure of how good you are as a mother.
"Let's turn off the iPad and read a book together. Will you turn the pages?"
3. Your child's spirited temperament
Critical and oh-so-fun—here are 5 reasons to let kids loose and watch them learn.
If you're Montessori-curious, these books are for you.
Science explains why your 3-year-old has endless energy.
Your toddler craves independence—and a Montessori toddler room can help.
Gardening is a great outdoor activity for kids—here's how to make the most of it, according to a Montessori expert.
Educational and open-ended toys for outdoor summer learning and fun.
Climbing is one of the most fun exercises for kids–and they can do it safely at home!