by Shiva G | | Uncategorized
In early childhood, especially between ages 2 and 6, children are in what Dr. Maria Montessori described as the first plane of development. This is a time of rapid growth, curiosity, imitation, and social exploration. During this stage, children may say things like...
by banyanmi | | Uncategorized
Screen time in children under six can impact language, cognitive, emotional, and physical development. These early years are critical for building a strong foundation for life, and excessive screen use can work against that foundation. During the first plane of...
by Shiva G | | Uncategorized
Nonviolent Communication, often called NVC, is a gentle and respectful way of connecting with children and adults. Developed by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg and supported by ideas from the book Taking the War Out of Our Words, it focuses on understanding feelings,...
by Shiva G | | Uncategorized
Many families worry that cold weather or sudden temperature changes make children sick, especially in certain months when illnesses seem to increase. However, pediatric research is very clear that weather itself does not cause sickness. Only viruses and bacteria can...
by Shiva G | | Uncategorized
As adults, it is so easy to judge children without even realizing it. When they move slowly, spill something, melt down emotionally, or simply do not do things the way we expect, our minds rush to label the behavior. But Montessori reminds us of something powerful:...
by Shiva G | | Uncategorized
“Establishing lasting peace is the work of education.” – Dr. Maria Montessori Peace education lies at the heart of Montessori. Dr. Maria Montessori, who was nominated twice for the Nobel Peace Prize, believed that children are “the hope and promise of humankind.” She...
