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What Are the Benefits of Montessori Toys?

The Montessori approach not only guides early childhood development and education but also introduces a new perspective on the functionality, practicality, and ecological aspects of toys. Dr. Montessori's concepts form...

10 Montessori Activities for 4-Year-Olds Kids

4-year-olds are already quite independent, active, and even more curious than they have been before. At this age, fine motor skills are much better developed; they can express their thoughts...

8 Tips to Create a Montessori Playroom

The Montessori philosophy - widely known as the pillar of child-centric education - is based on the idea that children are more prone to learning through self-direct and hands-on exploration....

Brain-Building Activities for Montessori Toddlers

The Montessori Method believes that kids learn best when they actively participate in practical activities and imitate what adults do. In Montessori classrooms and Montessori homes, you'll find kids engaged...

Climbing Triangle vs. Arch: What Is the Best Option for Your Child?

The Triangle, inspired by E.Pikler, and Arch are innovative and thoughtfully designed structures that play a pivotal role in fostering holistic development during a child's formative years. Developed by Hungarian...

Hands-on skills for kids in the kitchen

What do you think of when you hear the phrase getting kids in the kitchen? For most parents, it means two things—endless messes and frustration. You want your kids to...