Montessori nursery infant room

Ideas and resources for using Montessori mobiles for newborns; perfect for parents and caregivers of babies!

The Montessori-inspired Baby Registry I wish I had. I spent A LOT of time researching the best items before welcoming Yitzchak and yet I still made A LOT of mistakes. This list is especially good for you if you are interested in practicing Montessori at home as I have some less standard items (see

We would love to have another child so Montessori infant rooms are still very much on my mind. If you are preparing for the birth of a baby or setting up an infant room here are a few ideas and suggestions. The Child The child is in the Symbiotic Period (the first 6-8 weeks). The child spends most of their time feeding or sleeping and for me, the focus of this time was building a relationship with my infant. While the environment is still important, my focus was on caregiving, handling and…

Using a Montessori floor bed with your infant, toddler and even twins is possible! You will want to know the meaning behind the Montessori floor bed! This post will share with you the reason Montessori recommends floor beds, answer some common questions and share with you my experience in using a Montessori floor bed with twins. Many people ask about falling off of the bed, the safety of a floor bed, and if it really works! I am here to say yes it does work and is a very safe option!

One of the most important aspects of Montessori in the newborn stage is understanding the Symbiotic Period (the first 6-8 weeks of life). In this period the infant learns to trust the outside world by having their needs met, being held close, and having warm contact. The infant will use their senses to connect with their caregivers through points of reference - our voice, scent, the feeling of being held close and hearing our heartbeat. We also learn to care for the child while being…

A look at different Montessori home setups for baby eating spaces. These small weaning tables are a perfect baby activity area and provide opportunities for independent eating.

If you’re familiar with Montessori in Infancy, you’ve probably seen this Pull Up Bar before! And if you’re not too familiar with Montessori in Infancy.. Well, my friend, this little contraption is called a Montessori Pull-Up Bar! This simple and yet effective bar has some pretty fierce benefits for baby development.

DIY baby pull up bar for Montessori based play room

Nature inspired lampshades with animal illustrations and botanical patterns, perfect for lighting woodland nurseries or kids playrooms! All designed and handmade in Ceridwen Hazelchild’s Cotswold studio. Compliment botanical decor with a patterned drum lampshade, or brighten a woodland nursery with a one of these fully

A look at our Montessori movement area and a discussion on movement area essentials.