“No, mine!” All parents of young children have heard these words at some point. While children may not be natural sharers, as adults, we recognise that sharing is a vital skill that lays the foundation for building positive relationships, empathy, and cooperation. So, how can we...
Children are always learning and growing. However, one of the aspects of learning that the Montessori method attempts to address is mistakes. Even as adults, it doesn’t always feel good when you’re completing a task and someone tells you you’re not doing it correctly. While constructive...
The term “normalisation” in Montessori can be perplexing for parents who are just starting their journey. After all, aren’t children normal already? While the word normal is used to describe something that is average or typical, that is not the case when referring to your...
Freedom and independence are two important concepts within Montessori, and there’s no question that children learn best through play. Creating a Montessori playroom provides the ideal space for your child to enjoy a sense of freedom and independence while encouraging their natural curiosity, all within...
