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2. DockATot Grand Dock (Pristine White) - Perfect for Cuddling, Lounging and Co Sleeping. Lightweight for Easy Travel - Suitable from 9-36 Months
- Supervised lounging and playtime
- Convenient place for quick diaper changes
- Help to transition an older child into their new toddler bed when they are ready
- Bonding time with parents and family
- Familiar spot while traveling
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5. ECR4Kids ELR-22202 Bentwood Multipurpose Homeschool Table and Chair Set, Children's Adaptable Furniture Set, Kids’ Learning Desk, Certified and Safe, No Assembly Required, Natural (3-Piece Set)
ADAPTABLE FURNITURE: The ECR4Kids Natural Bentwood Multipurpose Kids Table and Chair Set is an adaptable homeschool table and chair set with versatile pieces that can be used as tables, chairs, stools, desks, benches, side tables, or shelvesEASY TO CARRY: This compact set features a lightweight tabl...
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2. DockATot Grand Dock (Pristine White) - Perfect for Cuddling, Lounging and Co Sleeping. Lightweight for Easy Travel - Suitable from 9-36 Months
- Supervised lounging and playtime
- Convenient place for quick diaper changes
- Help to transition an older child into their new toddler bed when they are ready
- Bonding time with parents and family
- Familiar spot while traveling
Features:
▼ Read Reddit mentions3. Nurturing the Spirit: In Non-Sectarian Classrooms
- Used Book in Good Condition
Features:
▼ Read Reddit mentions5. ECR4Kids ELR-22202 Bentwood Multipurpose Homeschool Table and Chair Set, Children's Adaptable Furniture Set, Kids’ Learning Desk, Certified and Safe, No Assembly Required, Natural (3-Piece Set)
ADAPTABLE FURNITURE: The ECR4Kids Natural Bentwood Multipurpose Kids Table and Chair Set is an adaptable homeschool table and chair set with versatile pieces that can be used as tables, chairs, stools, desks, benches, side tables, or shelvesEASY TO CARRY: This compact set features a lightweight tabl...
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Maybe a Dock-a-tot? I don't have experience with these personally, but I've heard good things! We'll be transitioning our daughter to a floor bed soon too. Good luck!
DockATot Grand Dock (Pristine White) - Perfect for Cuddling, Lounging, Co Sleeping & Crib to Bed Transition - Breathable & Hypoallergenic - Lightweight for Easy Travel - Suitable from 9-36 months https://www.amazon.com/dp/B018ZVIVLK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_.R1Kzb7N86AB6
>Considering that Christians and Believers are a near-extinct species who are more ridiculed than respected
I would counter that by saying that 2.2 billion people in the world still identify as Christian. And I believe Montessori quotes the Bible because she herself was a devout Catholic. I think it's remiss to say that Christianity and religion are "near-extinct." If anything, I think many Montessorians have a healthy respect for religious beliefs, even if they themselves are secular.
A teacher can choose to create a secular classroom, but by doing that they may be alienating those students who do come from religious families, but also isolate the children from important cultural lessons. Although I would consider myself agnostic, I made it a point to talk about many different religious beliefs and celebrations in my classroom. These lessons can oftentimes be intertwined with geography lessons.
Aline D. Wolf actually wrote a beautiful book on religion in the Montessori classroom: https://www.amazon.com/Nurturing-Spirit-Non-Sectarian-Aline-Wolf/dp/0939195178
Still one of my favorite texts to go back to.
That's great! I'd say the original Montessori texts are good of course. Paula Polk Lillard has some good books. And to understand who Montessori was, what this all stems from, etc. I like E.M. Standing's biography of Maria Montessori.
I used Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons for all three of my daughters. It's a great book for young ones as the lessons are short and it uses a phonetic system which is similar to Montessori. Good luck!
Yes, if it complements what you do at home. I would recommend you read the following book: Maria Montessori: Her life and work and see if you agree with that philosophy. Once you read the book, look at the different Montessori schools in your area and see if they implement the philosophy.
The other commenters are spot on in that some schools really implement Montessori's methods, while others just use the word for markup. Also, make sure to commit yourself to treating your kid that way 100% of the time, otherwise it won't benefit your kid at all.
Fancy word for a baby sized eating table. Something like this : ECR4Kids Natural Bentwood Multipurpose Kids Table and Chair Set (3-Piece) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01IR9EDIU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_olKvCbFKA9J84
Read this. https://www.amazon.com/Montessori-Toddler-Parents-Raising-Responsible-ebook/dp/B07GNWSZBG/
Dependent on how old your child is we used Montessori from the start