Montessori coat rack

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Our toddler wardrobe is probably the best DIY we have ever done. We built it when our daughter was close to 2 years old and we have used it since.

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⁣…”

Is your shoe cabinet full? By adding shoe storage in unexpected or unused places, you can maximize your floor space and keep clutter to a minimum.

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.

This minimalist wall-mounted clothing rack with shelf costs only $15 dollars to build. It's perfect in Montessori-inspired bedrooms for fostering independence in dressing. Visit www.freeandunfettered.com for the complete tutorial.

Montessori entryway examples and ideas shoes coat hooks (3)

Keep clutter off your kids' floor with this cute and playful caterpillar coat rack. Create your own fun place to hang things! Depending on what you want to hang on the hooks, fasten finished place mats to wall with either large 3M hanging strips or flat picture hook strips.