Living the Montessori life as a mom with two young children
Toilet training is actually something I kind of enjoyed when I was a toddler teacher — I know, I know, it’s strange. There’s just something about guiding teeny tiny people on their journey to independence that is so satisfying! I toilet trained close to 100 children during my teaching years, plus one so far here at […]
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Now that L is older, holidays are getting so much more fun! With Thanksgiving coming up, I wanted to be sure we all took time to be thankful throughout the month of November. I found this Thankful Tree in the bargain bins at Target — you can also make your own by taping construction paper […]
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L has mastered all of the beginning language matching activities [Nomenclature Basket, Object Matching, Object to Picture Matching, and Picture Matching], so it is time to move on to more abstract activities. I searched all over the internet for printable opposites cards, but I couldn’t find any that I loved. So I made my own! The problem I […]
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To find out why I started this series, check out World Peace Shelf To read other posts in this series, check out Multicultural Nesting Dolls I found these gorgeous International Children Magnets from Etsy shop Margaux Makes, and I knew they would be perfect for our World Peace Shelf! The children are made of stuffed fabric […]
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Sadly, we are home from our vacation at the beach. Unfortunately, young children don’t take a few days to get back into the swing of things — they start right at 60mph the first day they’re back! It’s been a bit rainy since we got home, so we’ve had to find some fun indoor activities […]
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