Yesterday a Montessori video showed up on my feed. Never heard of it before but it makes so much sense. I've always felt that in today's society we don't give babies enough credit for their ability to be independent. Also I went from looking at a 500 pottery barn crib to now figuring out how to make my own floor bed for my little one when he or she comes. I loved this video and will definitely try the dyi videos.
Love this! So many people don’t understand the baby starts learning from the second brain activity starts. My in-laws were always telling me I spend so much time on my newborns. The rest of the family puts their babies in a swing or rocker and would come back when the baby starts crying. We read books, talked, played, and interacted constantly. It’s so important! Great video! I think I’m going to make my mobile this time and do a dyi video on it. My kids have broken 3 of them and you’re right, they get soooo expensive! Awesome video! 🥰
YES!! 🙌🏻 I refrained from plopping Kylie in any “devices” once I learned about Montessori. I got rid of the few we had. I was sooo hesitant to get a swing for Mis this time, but we literally ONLY use it for one or two of her daytime naps, and then she’s right back out. The only device I put her in regularly is my carrier (and even then, not all the time) where she can see me and I talk to her constantly. So I couldn’t agree with you more! Thanks for watching! 😊
Hapa Family we have a swing that was gifted to us but we only used it a few times. Neither one of our girls liked it. Probably because they got way more attention while not in it 😂😂. They didn’t like the carrier either but I’m determined to try again with #3
@@yashodamendiratta4034 It’s really bold and rude to wrongly accuse someone of lying... 🧐 If you actually take a moment to re-read what I wrote above, you’ll see that there isn’t a “lie” at all. I very clearly stated that I stopped putting her into any devices “once I learned about Montessori” (which was at six months) - and this is consistent with everything I’ve ever talked about in the past in any of my other videos.
Just wanted to say thank you so much for sharing all this information with us!! I’m going to have my baby boy in 5 months and I feel like there’s hardly any information about Montessori “education” in my language.. thank you thank you thank you!
Loved this - especially showing respect. Really enjoying this series. I appreciate how you give examples and substantiate with reasoning. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺😊
I don't remember if I told you this before, but I worked in a Montessori until I gave birth to Alex and I worked with Toddlers mostly. It was a nice experience and I try to implement it as much as possible in our home. I've never seen a Munari mobile before, it's great that you got to do it yourself. Very informative video, love it ❤️!
I didn’t know that you worked in a Montessori, so neat! I’d like to if I ever get the chance when I start working again. And apparently Dr. Montessori herself never actually used mobiles with infants, so it’s a newer approach in Montessori philosophy. Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
I loved this! Such a helpful video! I guess it's easy to forgot or not even realise how important the most simple of tasks can be. I especially loved the treating babies with respect! Great video, Ashley!
Thanks for watching! It is so true though, about the respect thing. I remember reading an article not too long ago that compared it to an adult having a giant walk into their room in the middle of the night, having their covers ripped off of them, their legs lifted up into the air, and their butt wiped. It talked about how startling that would be, and to imagine how a baby feels! 😂
Awe baby Mia ❤️ thank you Ashley, we are expecting baby #2 and I can’t wait to DIY some of these mobiles! I discovered Montessori at 6m with my first daughter so this should be interesting this time around! Looking forward to reading Simone Davies new book as well ☺️
Great video!! At 2:32, I see a mirror on the wall for the baby. I would like I similar set up for my baby - is there any info you can provide for getting and using an appropriate mirror (e.g. dimensions, normal vs baby mirror material, or the one you selected , etc)?
Really waiting for some tips for making a mobile. for my newborn,also general directions to make them even with other materials,that maybe are more reachable in some counTRIES.
I heard that Rafael Nadal and Lionel Messi both used 50mm balls hung from their mobile. This is why their spatial recognition was so much more advanced and accurate when they grew up to play professional basketball and cricket.
Hi, Ashley. Could you please explain how you handled the sleeping situation with your newborn? Were you cosleeping with her being in a baby nest? In general i would be great if you could make a video about infant sleep organization options. Very difficult to find this type of info on youtube.
Where do you hang the mobile. My son is 1 month today and I want to hang his up already but don't know where. He cosleeps with us in a sleeper like you showed Mia being in.
Hi Ashley my grandaughter is now 7 weeks old should we start with Munari mobile or move on to the next mobile in the series. Once you introduce a new mobile, do you stop using the previous one? Thank you
Congratulation for everything you share!!! Very helpful and informative. I heard of Montessori but i never looked into it. I have a 10 months baby boy and i am wondering if is to late to start implementing this way of education, which i think is brilliant!! Thanks you for sharing your experience!!!
@@CassidyLeslie92 I just went and checked, it’s still there! 🥰 The links are right underneath the “new videos every Monday and Thursday” section (near the top).
Hi, My baby is 10 months old and exclusively breastfed. He will be starting childccare in January 2021 and was wondering if Montessori allows use of feeding bottles as I have never used one ever. He can use a cup but recently he has started feeding to sleep. Any suggestions on how to change it as i won't be there at the childcare to feed him before his sleep time.
I've not heard of this, but after paying attention to what my baby seems to like in the first two weeks, we actually only half-swaddle during the day to keep his hands free for stretching and self-soothing, and only fully swaddle during what we consider his "bedtime" hours. The bedtime swaddle calms him enough to sleep most of the night, and the daytime half-swaddle lets him nap but also lets him stretch out and experience his immediate environment when he's awake. I'm only a first-time mom, so I have no idea if this is good or not, but it's what he seems to enjoy so we're just along for the ride. If it works for our baby, maybe it works for others?
@@NewAbbySquirrel333 I’m a first time mom and I feel like I’m having a similar experience. My son was born four weeks early so initially he found a lot of comfort in a full, tight swaddle. The closer he got to his due date the more I noticed he liked having his hands free or even preferred to not be swaddled at all
Hi. Can you please give me a look to the book shelf you have next to the Ikea kalex 2by4 book shelf? (The one where you have kept all the books) Thanks!
Hi thank you for your awesome videos. I am looking a homeschooling mom of a 5 y old and 2 y old and soon a baby. Which books can you recommend me to learn more about the montessori method to implement it in my homeschool? Thx
You’re welcome! And thank you so much for watching, glad to hear you’re enjoying my videos. There’s a list of recommended reading books in the video description box of all my Montessori at Home videos. :) Hope that helps!
All these people using mobiles definitely don't have cats in the home haha :) Anyone have any advice? I would love to be using mobiles but I can't think of a solution. I live in a small space, too, so there's not really a way to have the cats in a separate area.
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Yesterday a Montessori video showed up on my feed. Never heard of it before but it makes so much sense. I've always felt that in today's society we don't give babies enough credit for their ability to be independent. Also I went from looking at a 500 pottery barn crib to now figuring out how to make my own floor bed for my little one when he or she comes. I loved this video and will definitely try the dyi videos.
Love this! So many people don’t understand the baby starts learning from the second brain activity starts. My in-laws were always telling me I spend so much time on my newborns. The rest of the family puts their babies in a swing or rocker and would come back when the baby starts crying. We read books, talked, played, and interacted constantly. It’s so important! Great video! I think I’m going to make my mobile this time and do a dyi video on it. My kids have broken 3 of them and you’re right, they get soooo expensive! Awesome video! 🥰
YES!! 🙌🏻 I refrained from plopping Kylie in any “devices” once I learned about Montessori. I got rid of the few we had. I was sooo hesitant to get a swing for Mis this time, but we literally ONLY use it for one or two of her daytime naps, and then she’s right back out. The only device I put her in regularly is my carrier (and even then, not all the time) where she can see me and I talk to her constantly. So I couldn’t agree with you more! Thanks for watching! 😊
Hapa Family we have a swing that was gifted to us but we only used it a few times. Neither one of our girls liked it. Probably because they got way more attention while not in it 😂😂. They didn’t like the carrier either but I’m determined to try again with #3
@@HapaFamily Don't lie. You told you had all thd baby holding devices we could think of with Kylie until she was 6 months. But true
@@yashodamendiratta4034 It’s really bold and rude to wrongly accuse someone of lying... 🧐 If you actually take a moment to re-read what I wrote above, you’ll see that there isn’t a “lie” at all. I very clearly stated that I stopped putting her into any devices “once I learned about Montessori” (which was at six months) - and this is consistent with everything I’ve ever talked about in the past in any of my other videos.
@@HapaFamily She is actully telling it in a form of joke. Re read what she is meaning in a hilarous form.
You made a template for us?! My hero!
Just wanted to say thank you so much for sharing all this information with us!!
I’m going to have my baby boy in 5 months and I feel like there’s hardly any information about Montessori “education” in my language.. thank you thank you thank you!
❤Love this.. I'm due this August and I can't wait to introduce Montessori from the beginning
Loved this - especially showing respect. Really enjoying this series. I appreciate how you give examples and substantiate with reasoning. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺😊
I don't remember if I told you this before, but I worked in a Montessori until I gave birth to Alex and I worked with Toddlers mostly. It was a nice experience and I try to implement it as much as possible in our home. I've never seen a Munari mobile before, it's great that you got to do it yourself. Very informative video, love it ❤️!
I didn’t know that you worked in a Montessori, so neat! I’d like to if I ever get the chance when I start working again. And apparently Dr. Montessori herself never actually used mobiles with infants, so it’s a newer approach in Montessori philosophy. Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
This content is SO high quality in every way - THANK YOU for making life so easy for us!
Merci pour les conseils
I loved this! Such a helpful video! I guess it's easy to forgot or not even realise how important the most simple of tasks can be. I especially loved the treating babies with respect! Great video, Ashley!
Thanks for watching! It is so true though, about the respect thing. I remember reading an article not too long ago that compared it to an adult having a giant walk into their room in the middle of the night, having their covers ripped off of them, their legs lifted up into the air, and their butt wiped. It talked about how startling that would be, and to imagine how a baby feels! 😂
Love this! Can’t wait to introduce Montessori to our baby when they arrive in the Fall😊 thanks for sharing!
Yay!! 👏🏻😊 I’m excited for you, too!
Awe baby Mia ❤️ thank you Ashley, we are expecting baby #2 and I can’t wait to DIY some of these mobiles! I discovered Montessori at 6m with my first daughter so this should be interesting this time around! Looking forward to reading Simone Davies new book as well ☺️
so great . 28 weeks pregnant but you motivate me to do it myself...let's see
You are the best!💐
I am planning a baby soon:) I love learning from you!
Great video!! At 2:32, I see a mirror on the wall for the baby. I would like I similar set up for my baby - is there any info you can provide for getting and using an appropriate mirror (e.g. dimensions, normal vs baby mirror material, or the one you selected , etc)?
YAY! I absolutely love this series. And the mobile progression is so interesting. I might try it out whenever we have another newborn in the home!
We’re working on the next one soon, already have materials for it. I’ll likely be putting up a single DIY video for it.
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Keep up
The great content w Montessori
Really waiting for some tips for making a mobile. for my newborn,also general directions to make them even with other materials,that maybe are more reachable in some counTRIES.
I heard that Rafael Nadal and Lionel Messi both used 50mm balls hung from their mobile. This is why their spatial recognition was so much more advanced and accurate when they grew up to play professional basketball and cricket.
What do you mean by 50mm?☺️
Thank you so much for this video I will pass this on to my daughter who is expecting .
Hi, Ashley. Could you please explain how you handled the sleeping situation with your newborn? Were you cosleeping with her being in a baby nest?
In general i would be great if you could make a video about infant sleep organization options. Very difficult to find this type of info on youtube.
Very lovely video. Just learnt about Montessori. My baby is almost 2 years old. Is it too late to start? Where do I even start?
Do you recommend for or against a play mat, like Lovevery play gym?
Hi! Thank you so much for this video! Is there a difference between the glass and plastic darice balls?
Where do you hang the mobile. My son is 1 month today and I want to hang his up already but don't know where. He cosleeps with us in a sleeper like you showed Mia being in.
I love this! Thank you!
You must live in a warm state. On the east coast our floors are cold
Actually we’re in CO and it was 9 degrees out this morning. 😂
Thank you!!!!! I’ll make mine soon :)
Hi Ashley my grandaughter is now 7 weeks old should we start with Munari mobile or move on to the next mobile in the series. Once you introduce a new mobile, do you stop using the previous one? Thank you
I loooove you for this!!! Thank you soooo much
Thank your so much ❤
Hi Ashley, how did you hang the mobile above her? We have a mobile but nowhere to hang it from.
Congratulation for everything you share!!! Very helpful and informative. I heard of Montessori but i never looked into it. I have a 10 months baby boy and i am wondering if is to late to start implementing this way of education, which i think is brilliant!! Thanks you for sharing your experience!!!
Never too late!
@@HapaFamily I can't seem to find the link in the description box for the template. Do you mind posting it again.
@@CassidyLeslie92 I just went and checked, it’s still there! 🥰 The links are right underneath the “new videos every Monday and Thursday” section (near the top).
@@HapaFamily got it, thank you very much.
Chef John's music in the beginning.
My son is 2 months old today, is it too late to start introducing the mobiles? Can they still be helpful after the week age they are designed for?
I love this, thank you so much ♥
Hello, instead of a glass ball... can it be plastic?
Yes!
baby swing and bouncer are a no in montessori ??
How do I get to the temples below? Thanks
Thank you !
What is the newborn's bed?
Hi,
My baby is 10 months old and exclusively breastfed. He will be starting childccare in January 2021 and was wondering if Montessori allows use of feeding bottles as I have never used one ever. He can use a cup but recently he has started feeding to sleep. Any suggestions on how to change it as i won't be there at the childcare to feed him before his sleep time.
Love this!! Great informative video 😉
Thanks, girl! 🥰
I have a baby in the NICU that was born 10 weeks early. Are all these timelines the same as they are for a newborn?
I’ve heard in some forms of Montessori that a newborn shouldn’t be swaddled so they can self soothe with their hands. What would you recommend?
I've not heard of this, but after paying attention to what my baby seems to like in the first two weeks, we actually only half-swaddle during the day to keep his hands free for stretching and self-soothing, and only fully swaddle during what we consider his "bedtime" hours. The bedtime swaddle calms him enough to sleep most of the night, and the daytime half-swaddle lets him nap but also lets him stretch out and experience his immediate environment when he's awake. I'm only a first-time mom, so I have no idea if this is good or not, but it's what he seems to enjoy so we're just along for the ride. If it works for our baby, maybe it works for others?
@@NewAbbySquirrel333 I’m a first time mom and I feel like I’m having a similar experience. My son was born four weeks early so initially he found a lot of comfort in a full, tight swaddle. The closer he got to his due date the more I noticed he liked having his hands free or even preferred to not be swaddled at all
Hiiii Hapa Family!!! I cant download the pdf for the DIY Montessori Munari Mobile please help!!
Thank you ❤️
You’re welcome! ☺️
Hi. Can you please give me a look to the book shelf you have next to the Ikea kalex 2by4 book shelf? (The one where you have kept all the books) Thanks!
our-little-nest.com/diy-front-facing-bookshelf/
What is the name of the Montessori book you refer to in one of your video?
Montessori from the start
Thanks a lot
Nicely explained
Thanks for watching! 😊
Hi thank you for your awesome videos. I am looking a homeschooling mom of a 5 y old and 2 y old and soon a baby. Which books can you recommend me to learn more about the montessori method to implement it in my homeschool? Thx
You’re welcome! And thank you so much for watching, glad to hear you’re enjoying my videos. There’s a list of recommended reading books in the video description box of all my Montessori at Home videos. :) Hope that helps!
@@HapaFamily oww thank you! Saw it just recently.
@@HapaFamily were do I download the templates? Thanks
Hey i like ur alphabet mat.....from where you bought??
Amazon! :)
Hi 🙋🏻♀️ What book is the most practical to learn all this ? ..What to do / how to talk each month ..
This one 👉 amzn.to/2SDbV6R
Why do the measurements have to be so precise?
😍😍😍😍
New to your channel thanks for this information
You are very welcome!
All these people using mobiles definitely don't have cats in the home haha :) Anyone have any advice? I would love to be using mobiles but I can't think of a solution. I live in a small space, too, so there's not really a way to have the cats in a separate area.
Perhaps store it up out of reach when not in use, and then otherwise supervise when it’s down to keep the cat out of the area?
They can focus on my face, too... Just sayin
Thanks u speak very fast.. Can u try speak slowly
If you go onto the video settings you can slow down the run time which will make her talk slower
Yes, I often use the 75% playback for fast talkers. 😂
Can you speak a bit slower please? Thank you for the ideas btw