Welcome to the new series of blog post about montessori inspired activities. This series is going to grow with my children. One thing that I was sure when I conceived the second time around was this. I would start early and not regret why I didn’t do earlier. I will follow the child from beginning. First month is all about…
So we have reached the milestone where we actually know what single and multiple means. And hence the journey of counting started with all the excitement. Counting is one of the basic and simple math skill that a toddler can learn. But it becomes monotonous too. And being a mother of a toddler monotony is something I can’t afford. At…
Shapes are the first lesson of maths a toddler learns and is a great early learning tool.What better way to make them learn other than play. “Play is the work of child “Maria Montessori Here in this post I am going to talk about how I taught my one year old shapes and how the Montessori approach helped in learning…
Before I start this post let me tell you few things that prompted me to do this DIY. Unexplored Busy Book I Love Felt craft and wanted to make a busy book even made one.Not that finished but it was ok.Then let me be very honest I was expecting the busy book to keep my baby busy and give me…
As I have mentioned in my posts earlier I started with early learning when N was almost one and regret not starting it earlier but when I look back and see his videos and pics I realise I was on it since he was born.Yes absolutely without even a single iota of knowledge about early learning ,N was into early…
When lil N was almost 18 months old we wanted to introduce him to knife and hone his knife skills.But unfortunately my search for toddler Knife fetched no results online.I tried few stores here is oman but never got what I was looking for.So I started with the plastic knife which comes with every cooker in our Indian household. In…