Children’s books about Montessori
I have just received my copy of Little People, Big dream's book about Maria Montessori.It is perfect! This is the perfect introduction to the life of Maria Montessori for young children.If your child attends
Continue readingInterview: Homeschooling families – Wild Wood Childhood.
I am delighted to be sharing with you a series of interview about Montessori Families and Homeschooling families from all around the world.This week, I introduce you to Ashleigh and Quinn who live by the
Continue readingHow to enjoy motherhood now!
Today, I want to talk about Joy in motherhood. I want to talk about to find your joy, how to find fulfillment on your Parenting journey. And also about how to start a therapeutic process if you need
Continue readingThe Montessori Toddler – book review
When Simone Davies launched a Kick starter campaign a few years ago to publish her book, I was amazed.The book looks beautiful and I have always loved reading what Simone says about toddler.I am always
Continue readingHow to choose a Montessori childminder
I had the pleasure to chat with Sonia Quinn from the Red Door Montessori ChildcareI interviewed her for the Montessori Parenting conference. She is a Montessori teacher and used to own a Montessori
Continue readingMontessori Read and Write : Sandpaper letters – DIY and alternatives.
Following my previous blog post about the Sound games, this week, I want to introduce you to the Sand paper letters.Once your child can play the Sound games confidently at level 3, he is ready to identify
Continue readingMontessori baby – the topponcino
Until recently, unless you were a Montessori teacher with an AMI training for birth to 3, you would probably never have heard of the topponcino.When I had my first child, I had no clue what it was. Even
Continue readingChildren’s mental health – some resources
Here in the UK, it is "children mental health week". Place2Be launched the first ever Children’s Mental Health Week in 2015 to shine a spotlight on the importance of children and young people’s
Continue readingThe Spiritual embryo – A chapter from the Absorbent mind
Maria Montessori introduces the concept of “spiritual embryo” explaining that the newborn has to do a psychological work as the embryo did a physical work. She insists on the word “formative” and
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