In our previous blog post about reading to children under the age of 3, we covered the benefits of reading as well as what kind of books to read at different stages.
In this post, we will explore Montessori friendly books – what does that mean and how to find them?
So, you did the research and read the reviews and you bought the toy that is meant to be perfect for your child. But you find them not interested in it at all. Has this ever happened to you? Wondering where you went wrong?
Dr. Maria Montessori said that the adult is bridge between the child and the environment. And that no matter how perfectly and beautifully you prepare the environment for the child, they may not use it the way it is meant to unless you act as the link. So what does this mean for you, your child and the toy that you bought for them?
Indian Independence Day is just around the corner and here are a few pointers to help keep the celebrations appropriate for the toddler group.
Who doesn’t like to sit and rock on a rocking chair? If adults love the rocking rhythm so much, then imagine the young child. That is why we designed the boat rocker - a fun rocking toy made for the child to enjoy the joys of childhood.
Play gyms are designed to facilitate a very young baby’s play in a safe manner. They are kept at the floor level and can be used to hang baby mobiles and other fun elements that a baby who is supine (on their back) can interact with.
A pikler triangle is a simple but sturdy climbing structure that invites children to develop gross motor skills at their own pace. The pikler encourages the child to explore and challenge the potential and capabilities of their body and physical strength. It grows with your child and can be used by children between 5 months and right until 5 years and upwards.
Riding a tricycle is quintessential with toddlerhood and childhood. The delight of having a vehicle of one’s one brings unparalleled joy to the young child. We know that young children love to move, and this new way of getting from one place to another is sure to bring excitement into their everyday routine.
The Montessori First Puzzle consists of the Montessori egg and cup, the Montessori wooden box and cube and the Montessori peg and ring. They are 3d puzzle fitting exercises are your baby’s first puzzle. These wooden puzzles are developmental aids that are offered to babies at different stages of their development. They are offered after the initial, grasping toys.
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