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In my classroom when the kids are enjoying their activity sometimes the teachers cutting them off from their activities because they said that they have to falling their routine, they provide10 minutes to each activity that is made confusing because you said and Maria Montesori said that you have to leave them alone as much as they want to do that activities so why this teacher confused the kids 😢

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The conversation with child you told is effective .

You have absolutely the most informative and helpful videos. I appreciate it!

Thanks for posting very helpful for helping me understand realistic expectations, goals and activities for toddler. Love sitting on hands tip!

Thank you for these videos :) I started with the three year old but appreciated your suggestion of watching the older videos to make sure the starter skills are set too. Thank you :). Your style is informative and calming. Me and my family say thank you

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The problematic nature of any set philosophy is that it is very narrow minded in its narrative and not open to modifying, evolving, changing. Montessori is a complex and intelligent teaching method however it's not for all children and is rigid in many ways. Flexibility, receptiveness to change and open minded viewpoint is required, in my opinion.

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Do you have any recommendations for regression? I just started taking care of my niece who turns 4 next month and because of the really unstable situation she has been in for so long she has regressed quite a bit. One thing she does is when she gets a new pull up sometimes will run directly to the bathroom and poop in it instead of the toilet. I feel that a lot of the advice in this video would feel to “babyish” to her. She does intellectually know what to do but I haven’t yet dug into the psychology of regression (on my to do list for today) so I’m not sure how to go forward. I have never had kids so any advice is greatly appreciated!

Very informative

Prepping my two year old for our school district’s montessori school. Your videos help so much! Could we get a video on how to teach them to play on a mat? Mat work.

I've never thought about plant care, and with all these wonderful activities connected to it! Thank you!

How many children are you taking care of in total when they are in the classroom? I learned about the importance of individualization in modern education as well but struggle to make that a reality with 30+ kids in my (traditional) classroom at once.

Thanks for sharing

As a multi-age (up to 15-18mo) classroom teacher, how would you recommend incorporating the “puzzle Ball” or anything else suspended, with older children who are interested in pulling up on a (unstable!) suspension frame or pulling on a suspended mobile object?

How do you navigate a classroom that includes children of multiple ages, where such a mobile structure can be a falling hazard, if grasped by an older, non-walking child?

Great video. I have a question that yet i couldnt find an answer to. Im a montesori teacher my students are 2 and 3 years old and i cant get them to focus on any work for more that 5 seconds. All of them want me to work with them individually in order to finsh the work and if I'm helping one child the rest are taliking to me its a maddness and yet I can't find a way to help them nuturalize. Any advice will be helpful. ... thank you!!

So helpful. Great video. Thanks

And how can the situation be addressed when the child is under 3 years old?

Will definitely be trying these activities with my 2 yo 😊

great videos!

Montessori activity for 1 year olds

Great ideas! Thanks

Thank you, great info for parents!

Really good ideas❤

It's easy to talk about this kind of thing. Where can I find practical demos?

I'm really happy I stumbled on your channel. I have a two-month-old baby and I got interested in Montessori thanks to your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Hey..so i have never done any Montessori activities with my 26 month old.. Can we start now, if yes then what to expect?

I get your point. But how do we deal with the other child and make him/her understand that he/she can't have things as and when they want, that they have to wait their turn. Doesn't pulling them back on their natural urges (as a child) also hurt their confidence. Where do we strike the balance.

Very well explained!! Thank you!

when we suggest "let's go to toilet" at introducing time.. he use diaper then after he use toilet, he use again that diapers or how?. Thank you

I guess there's always exceptions.

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Thank you for all the information!

Thank you for sharing such an insightful idea about how and when to share materials among toddlers.

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i suggest to you to show activities children directly. it is more understood than only explaine it. think about your viewer who cant speak english. im from indonesia.

Wow, this video beautifully captured the essence of play at each stage of development! It's fascinating to see how children's play evolves and reflects their growing skills and understanding of the world. Thanks for sharing this insightful content!

This was super informative! Thank you! I just have a question. In the US, there are screening tools that parents complete at well checks that ask whether a child has taken an interest in other children. If a child may not engage in parallel play until closer to 2 years old, why would this be a question asked for a child starting at 15-18 months? Is there a difference between a toddler taking an interest in a child and parallel play?

Hi! Are there Montessori mobiles/toys you’d suggest when they get to the stage if not being into interested in these mobiles? Thank you!

Hi carry . How are you I am going to start podcast on my channel . Its my big wish to podcast with you on montessori topic. Basically iam also a montessori directress and a teacher I have 10 years plus experience on montessori . And i have a montessori set up

This was very helpful and I plan to get the book you recommended. While I raised my older boys (25,15&12) with time outs. I never really thought it was effective. However, I thought it was better than spanking. In an attempt to get our middle son to calm down he spent a lot of time isolated in the teacher’s office or the open bathroom at his Montessori school. This often times escalated the issue as he was very social and it often lead to him finding ways to sneak out of the isolation. Fast forward to me raising our twin girls at home. (Turned 3 last week) I’m very interested in learning how to help them self regulate. Thank you again for this post and I look forward to reading more on the subject.

Really useful, thank you!