Montessori at home

  • What to Look for in a First Montessori Shelf?

    by Iwona Bielecka

    Setting up a Montessori shelf involves adjusting the shelf height to suit your child's age and developmental stage. For 1-2-year-olds, a two-tiered shelf allows easy access to materials and encourages exploration. A three-tiered shelf is ideal for 3-4-year-olds, providing additional space for a wider range of learning activities. As children reach 4-6 years old, a four-tiered shelf accommodates the growing number of materials and promotes independence. By adapting the shelf height, you create an environment that supports your child's development and fosters a love for learning.

  • 10 Ways an Indoor Wooden Slide Can Help Fight Boredom at Home

    by Iwona Bielecka
    Are you tired of hearing "I'm bored" from your children? An indoor wooden slide is not only a fun piece of play equipment, but it can also be a...
    Posted in hingi furniture, montessori furniture, play time, wooden slide

  • 5 Reasons to Buy Montessori Self-care station

    by Iwona Bielecka
    Posted in hingi furniture, montessori furniture, montessori self-care station

  • Why Montessori Furniture is crucial for young child's development?

    by Iwona Bielecka
    Montessori furniture is an important tool for promoting a child's development and learning. By providing children with child-sized furniture that is designed with specific purposes in mind, we can help to foster independence, focus, and a love of learning.
    Posted in hingi furniture, montessori furniture

  • How does Montessori education shape children?

    by Dorota Podgórska
    Montessori supports early childhood education and nurtures physical, mental and emotional development. Also it helps children to develop communica...