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Starting school tips with Sarah Ockwell-Smith, gentle parenting expert
Today, I am delighted to chat with Sarah Ockwell-Smith who is well-known as the Gentle Parenting expert here in the UK.Years ago, when I had my second child, I was determined to feel more confident in
Continue readingMontessori inspired Apple topic: a challenging Puzzle and how I present it
We have just purchased this multi-layered puzzle from Beleduc.This depict a growing apple from the sprout to the apple being cut on the table.There are 4 layers and one picture at the bottom of the puzzle
Continue readingCan you talk your child’s love language?
Today I want to chat with you about LOVE!I'm reading this book "The 5 Love languages of children" by Gary Chapman. The content has totally reframed the way I show my love to my children, especially to
Continue readingMontessori Friendly Toy review – Plan Toy Lacing sheep
Last year, I ran a few competitions on my Facebook group and I offered this toy to one lucky member. I like it so much that I bought a new one for my playgroup.CLICK HERE to join our community of 13 000
Continue readingChildren’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 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 readingProduct review: Sumblox and Montessori
Sumblox and MontessoriI recently tried the Sumblox with my two children.As they are 6 and 10, they are obviously well able to count and to carry on many mathematical operations.What I wanted to know about
Continue readingHow to teach your child to draw
Do you know how to teach your child to draw?When my children were toddlers and preschoolers, Art consisted mainly of letting them experimenting with art material. Process art was the way to go and still
Continue readingFamily board games
In our family, we like board games a lot.My daughter was offered her first board game when she was 2 years oldIt was the perfect board game for her with just enough challenge for her at the time.Now that
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