Montessori self care

Montessori homes value independence and accessibility, a self care station gives both to young toddlers. Here's a Montessori bathroom for 1-year-olds.

Rachel Montessori Military Mom on Instagram: “Functioning Toddler Bathroom! We finally finished our functioning toddler bathroom! Complete with a toddler sized potty, functioning sink…”

Montessori self-care printables to help toddlers through elementary-age children become more independent; perfect for homeschool or classroom!

Otto has been using this little basin on the bath since February. I wanted to give you an update because it is still working wonderfully for us. We are living in a small house and the bathroom has no space for a hand-washing table or for a step high enough for Otto to reach the basin. We already have his potty in the walkway. The basin on the bath almost takes up no space. The negatives including the mirror which is really unclear, the child can see themselves in it but not at all clearly…

Mission Montessori | During the period of birth to age 3 a child’s brain develops more rapidly than at any other time in their lives! This is our infant and... | Instagram

Want a Montessori playroom but aren’t sure where to begin? It all starts with choosing the suitable toys for your child’s playroom every week. I choose 6 toys and place them on the shelves. On most Sundays, I go through the playroom and rotate the toys, cleaning out extra toys that somehow found their way into the playroom. I also switch out toys that aren’t being played with. After a simple playroom toy rotation, there should only be 6-10 toys in the playroom.