Montessori entryway

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Lovevery on Instagram: "Montessori-style entryways empower your toddler to take charge of their daily routines and approach tasks with confidence. These organized spaces with designated spots for essentials teach your toddler: 👉 Important executive function skills, like initiating tasks. 👉 A sense of order by displaying belongings in an organized, logical way. 👉 Decision-making skills by providing visual cues, like the Plan Ahead Weather Board, which can help your child choose appropriate…

Create a beautiful Montessori-inspired entryway for your child. Support their independence by offering an appropriate sized chair or bench as well as easy access to seasonal items and their shoes. Put a hook at a level they can reach. Make the space beautiful and cozy with some artwork hung at there eye-level. Montessori inspired entryways can be a great way to support your child's increasing need for doing things independently. It creates space for them to learn new skills.

Montessori entryway examples and ideas shoes coat hooks (3)

Our entryway is lacking, so I thought it might be a good time to revisit the subject. These are all recent entryways from real Montessori families. Lots of commonalities but all very different homes! This takes up a bit of space, but has almost everything the child would need including a mirror. A space for sunglasses, tissues and a hair brush is a good idea. Here they are using the clear Command style hooks. Mirror, basket and lots of hooks! These look similar to Command hooks too which are…

303 Likes, 32 Comments - Our Montessori View (@ourmontessoriview) on Instagram: “👟 Our Entryway . . Even though we don’t have enough space in our entryway, I still wanted to…”