How Montessori Encourages Vestibular Development Through Play and Movement
Most parents think about sight, sound, and touch when it comes to their child’s senses. But there’s another one that quietly shapes everything from balance to focus, and that’s the v...
Montessori Taste (Gustatory) Development for Ages 0–5: A Parent’s Guide
Taste іs one оf the first senses babies use tо explore the world. From sucking оn fingers tо trying their first foods, they’re learning through every bite. In Montessori, taste is al...
Montessori Tactile Development: A Parent's Guide for Ages 0–5
Little ones are always reaching, grabbing, squeezing, and feeling everything around them, and there’s a good reason for it. Touch is how they first start to figure out the world. It...
Montessori Hearing Development: A Guide to Auditory Learning from Birth to Age 5
Babies are born into a world of sound. The hum of a fan, a parent’s voice, and the jingle of keys all matter. From day one, hearing plays a huge role in how little ones connect with...
How to Recognize a Montessori Book: A Guide for Parents
Choosing the right books for your child doesn’t have tо be overwhelming, especially іf you’re following Montessori principles. In a world full оf fairy tales, noisy books, and carto...
Montessori Visual Development: How to Support Your Child’s Sight from Birth to Age 5
Sight probably isn’t the first thing any of us thinks of when we’re talking about early learning, but why not? It actually plays a huge part when your little ones are making sense o...
