Living the Montessori life as a mom with two young children
Something you will often see in early childhood education centers is an object permanence box, like the one my very talented husband made for N. Object permanence is the understanding that when an object is covered up or hidden in some way, it hasn’t simply disappeared — it still exists. When an infant understands object […]
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In the past couple of weeks, N has been perfecting her army crawl. We first noticed her crawling when she was chasing a little red ball that kept rolling away from her. It is by far the most motivating object for N, but I’m worried that once her teeth come in (if they ever do!) […]
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Hey guys! Want to score this gorgeous geoboard FOR FREE from me?! My husband made this for L, and it’s only been out for about a week now but it’s a huge hit! I’m kind of addicted to using it, too. To celebrate my one year blogging anniversary, I asked him to make another one […]
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There are a lot of ways you can incorporate math works into your toddler’s work space before she’s ready for actual number recognition. Patterns are a great introduction to math concepts! Math is full of abstract patterns and sequencing. This lego pattern work makes it more concrete so the young child can actually see the […]
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Coming up with activities for young infants is really difficult to do! I was scrolling through Instagram the other day when I came across this activity that I knew N would love. It reminds me of her Treasure Basket but with a higher level of difficulty, and it’s super easy (and cheap!) to set up. I brought out a […]
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