Waldorf toy shelf

Tidy, efficient, and gorgeous - does this sum up your dream nursery? Are you wondering how to squeeze style and functionality into your tiny home's itsy-bitsy n

How do you create a welcoming play space that invites endless hours of creative and productive play? Today Lacy Arrowsmith, mother of 3 and Waldorf homeschool educator, answers all of our burning questions about curating a toy shelf that will spark the imagination and bring everyone joy.

Gorgeous, grounded play area. Just right. Everything in its place and a place for everything. And notice how they are 'put away' in a way that invites play. So different than a toy box full of stuff. This shelf is a story waiting to be played. -Angelina soul-centered-parenting.com

Elliot’s low Montessori shelf is one of my favorite projects to date, and it is also the one that I am asked about most often. Low open shelves can be used to hold baskets of organized activities to make learning accessible and to promote independence. It is a great way to incorporate Montessori into your