
What to do with Montessori furniture? Our second-life ideas
Resell, pass on, donate or extend the use of your Montessori furniture when your child grows up. What drives resale value and the real cost over five years.
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Adopting the Montessori approach at home on a small budget
Adopt the Montessori approach on a small budget! Learn to set up your home and create your own DIY activities to boost your children's independence.
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Small flat: creating a Montessori space with no room to spare
Make the most of your small flat with a suitable Montessori layout. Use our modular furniture and zoning tips to boost independence.
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Montessori furniture: mistakes to avoid before buying
The 7 most common mistakes when buying Montessori furniture: age, certification, materials, stability, adaptability. Our checklist before you order.
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Understanding free movement to help your baby thrive
Discover free movement to boost your baby's independence. Follow our tips to set up a safe space and adopt the right adult posture.
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Why does your child want to climb everywhere?
Does your child climb everywhere? Find out how to make their need to move safe with the Montessori arch and boost their confidence through risky play.
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Teach your child to use a wooden knife in 3 simple steps
Teach your child to use a wooden knife in 3 Montessori steps: a safe setting, the right movement, gradual cutting. Independence and fine motor skills from age 3.
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Why does your child swear, and what can you do about it?
Does your child swear? Don't panic: it is a normal stage of exploring language. With calm, humour and clear rules, you can turn these moments into real learning opportunities.
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Separation anxiety in young children
Separation anxiety is a normal stage of child development, especially between 6 months and 3 years. With reassuring rituals, comfort objects and a caring attitude, parents can turn this period into...
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I don't play with my child... Am I a bad parent?
I find it hard to play with my child... am I a bad parent?
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