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Did you know that in Montessori schools, children “share” by taking turns?  Throughout the First Plane of Development (0-6), children may struggle...

When kids learn balance, they're not merely developing physical stability. They're enhancing their concentration, coordination, and self-confidence. Think of it as a superpower that paves the way for success in school, social interactions, problem-solving, and beyond. 

If you are considering Montessori as a schooling option for your little one, it can be hard to know whether a school offers an authentic approach ...

You may have heard of the benefits of introducing breakable materials to young children: children learn about cause and effect, come to understand...

Montessori and RIE are very complementary and share many of the same core values and principles. So how are they different, and where do they ove...

The Montessori Method, developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, is renowned for its child-centered approach to education. One of its key elements is the...

You might be familiar with the Montessori Method, but have you heard about the Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood education? The two peda...

What makes a space “Montessori”? “Small or difficult spaces are opportunities for creativity.” - The Montessori Baby, Simone Davies and Junnifa U...

Child-Centered Early Childhood Education Montessori and Waldorf education are two prominent methods of early childhood education. They are both ho...

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A Quick Introduction! I’m Gabrielle, an AMI-Certified Montessori educator with a Master's Degree in Child Studies. I’ve worked in Montessori Toddl...

Why does my child want to climb on everything?  Does this scenario sound familiar to anyone? Perhaps you're getting ready for the day, or you're tr...