Montessori Articles
Object permanence is a skill we take for granted as adults. We aren't born with this skill. Instead, we need to take the time to learn it as young babies by exploring the world around us and gaining a better perception of our reality.
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What exactly is tummy time? Is tummy time really that important? Is there anything you can do to make tummy time better for your baby? Find the answer to all those questions and more so that you can be a tummy time champion.
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If you are new to the concept of Montessori learning and education for kids, the basic premise here is that kids get the chance to grow and develop in a soft, safe, and nurturing environment. It is all about gentle, effective transitions from birth through their infant years and giving them the chance to develop at the right pace.
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Maria Montessori is a legend in the education sector, and her influence lives on in the way pre-school children are taught today all over the world.
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With baby led weaning, children can start eating with the family right away, the same food (with some exceptions) from sixth months on (or even later if the baby does not show clear signs of being ready). Food has to be offered in a specific form so that it can be explored safely and baby decides the amount of food to eat and when she is ready to stop. We find that to be in line with the Montessori principles and we have seen gross motor development that proves us this was the right choice for our family. Regardless of the type of weaning chosen a Pediatric CPR class is an absolute must.
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