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Infant Toddler Montessori

"In the Beginning: The First Years of Montessori" is an American Montessori Society program for parents. It has recently been updated under the title "Preparation for Life: Montessori Infant-Toddl...  
 
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MrOshun (7 months ago) Show Hide
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what a blessing
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CuriousCK (11 months ago) Show Hide
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CHILDREN THRIVE ON LEARNING
butterbluemchen90 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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but i think it seems like a good system
butterbluemchen90 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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it looks a lot differenter than a german kindergarten..
baybeedudette (2 years ago) Show Hide
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thanks for this video - I was considering taking montessori infant/toddler alone with my 3-6 children. what i've seen is very similar to what I was doing previously with my own children when i first started up my home daycare =)
montessori4life (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Hi I'm an AMS teacher, I made a website where Montessori enthusiasts can discuss, it is at montessoriboard-dot-com Look forward to chatting with you there!
Catalinasmother (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Thank you so much for this video. I am trying to implement the Montessori method with my infant (9 month) now and it is pretty easy and challenging at the same time. There are no Montessori schools around us. I do have one question: How does one go about obtaining Montessori educational materials without taking themselves to the poor-house? I want to homeschool my child so that she can benefit from the Montessori method but cannot afford most of the materials. Should I just give up?
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Hello, Catalina's mother...
I, too, am a new mom, and for the life of me, I am really struggling with finding resources & like-minded mothers. My son is 5 months, and I see tremendous value in the Montessori method. The items are very expensive, and so specific to developmental stages. I saw one place where mother's swapped toys, but being geographically close is a necessity for that. Have you found any great resources or parent communities either virtually or near your home?
Danirenegade (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Most of the materials you can make it yourself! And the most important is not the material but the filosofy! Let the child discover by himself!

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