Montessori entrance

It’s back-to-school week here! With the excitement and the nerves also comes the anticipation of rushed and sometimes stressful mornings. My goal for this school year is to make it to school on time without rushing. It makes such a difference when we start the day off slowly and follow a routine.

Sonny’s Montessori on Instagram: “Toddler entryway 🌨🧤⁣ Sonny’s entryway station has had a recent refresh. Here you will find:⁣ •Two coat options⁣ •Two shoe options⁣ •Hats⁣…”

Reasons to make a Montessori entryway: 1. We want our children (and their little friends who visit) to have a strong sense of “you are welcome here” 2. Having a place for everything allows us to have a consistent routine for leaving the home and also upon returning to it i.e. LESS STRESS 3. Our children gain more and more independence and experience the joy of doing these things on their own! Read More

sonnysmontessori on Instagram: 💠 Entryway station 💠⁣ ⁣ An entryway station provides your child a sense of independence and ownership while learning to put on shoes and…

If you’re looking to design a Montessori home the entryway is a great place to start. This is a place you can provide your child with accessibility and the tools for independence as they prepare to come in and out of the house. With a place for shoes, a seat, hooks, and a mirror you can provide an i

I get a lot of questions about the different spaces in our home that make independence possible, so I thought I’d share a roundup here of the main ones! We have the following spaces setup. Please know they will likely look different for every family, depending on the child’s needs as well as your space availability! I know we are fortunate to have as much space as we do. 🫶 1. Front entryway station - we’ve had some version of this area since L could crawl! It’s so helpful to have a…