As I don't want to display my Christmas books just yet, I have pulled out our collection of winter books.I am seriously missing my playgroup and the joy of rotating seasonal activities. Hence, this post
Continue readingThe Pikler triangle is commonly associated with the Montessori education. In this blog post, I will answer the following questions: What is it? Is it in ligne with Montessori? Do you need it? And where
Continue readingToday, I'm delighted to introduce you to Emma Amoscato, a food allergy blogger and author of 2 books about food allergy. She is also a local friend and amazing woman overall. My husband is coeliac
Continue readingThe first day of school can be a worrying time for children. Even more this year, when most children have been sheltered for months, due to the current pandemic we are all in.Sharing engaging stories and
Continue readingIkea is one of my favourite shops. If you were coming to my house, you would say that we live in an Ikea show-room.In another blog post, I gave you a video tour of Ikea to show you what is Montessori friendly.Today's
Continue readingIn today's blog post, I want to explore the toy's brand "Melissa and Doug". It's often recommended by Montessori parents and teachers as an affordable option for Montessori aligned toys. When my daughter
Continue readingA learning tower or kitchen helper is often recommended to parents who are interested in Montessori.Montessori is all about supporting the child's independence. A kitchen helper will help your child to
Continue readingIf you are expecting, you may want to prepare your first-born to the arrival of the baby. There are books that focus on the pregnancy (I will share some recommendations in an upcoming post) and books that
Continue readingYouTube can be an amazing learning tool. Like all Social Media Channels, we can find all kind of accounts.I encourage you to follow other "families" for inspiration but remember to observe your child,
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