The Montessori Toddler: A Parent's Guide to Raising a Curious and Responsible Human Being (The Parents' Guide to Montessori Book 1)

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choose books that you enjoy reading, because kids will ask for a replay many times :-) they will pick up the love for books from you, if you don't love books, you won't model the behavior you want them to replicate. Definitely addressed and gave guidance for some specific things I'm facing right now though, which I was really struggling to know how to deal with on a very practical level.

For a sensory seeker, you can make a DIY “crash mat” in a safe, carpeted room by piling cushions, bean bag chairs, blankets, and other squishy materials to create a pile for your child to jump in and climb on top of. things that seem normal to me (“be gentle yet firm”) and things that are but shouldn’t be (“you are enough”). Toddlers are brilliant, unique and should be championed and not demonized which is how we tend to refer to them in the west even if it is done in jest.

Thank you to NetGalley and Workman Publishing Company for the review copy provided in exchange for an honest opinion. Observation: Taking the time to observe each child allows us to assess their individual needs and interests - social, emotional, and developmental.

If you can, leave the tape line on the floor so your child can practice walking the line whenever they want. Maria Montessori did not develop learning materials for infants and toddlers, some have subsequently been designed in the spirit of her work. Publishers Weekly“With every page chock-full of plans for how to make one’s home a haven for a youngster’s intellectual and emotional growth, this valuable manual fills a gap on a topic not as frequently addressed in the literature on toddler development.Then, show your child how to use a spoon to scoop the grains from the first bowl and carefully transfer them to the second bowl. They simply want to play with that toy right now because it looks so exciting, and they have little impulse control. Todėl ši knyga papildė mano jau turimas žinias ir yra puikus sąmoningos, lėtesnės ir harmoningesnės tėvystės principų rinkinys. If your child isn’t interested — they won’t do the activity, or they dump out the materials — hold off for now. With practical advice, supportive tips, and encyclopedic wisdom, The Montessori Toddler presents a positive, respectful and informative appreciation of toddlers.