Montessori hair brushing station

With just a few little touches, she transformed an empty wall into a toddler-sized self-care station!

Montessori homes value independence and accessibility, a self care station gives both to young toddlers. Here's a Montessori bathroom for 1-year-olds.

Manine Montessori helps parents guide their children towards independence. Manine offers child size furniture and Montessori materials and toys.

Angelica Williams on Instagram: "I linked all the products I used for this project in my Amazon storefront, link is in my bio 🤍 #montessori #montessoriathome #montessoribathroom #montessoriactivity #montessoriactivities #kidsbathroom #montessoritoddler"

Montessori Spaces on Instagram: "SAVE for inspo! 👟🧥 An entryway station provides a space to organize your child’s belongings and a space for them to choose their shoes & jackets independently. ⁣ ⁣ A few helpful tips:⁣ ✨ Use command hooks for jackets and bags. This allows for hooks to be easily adjusted as your child grows. ⁣ ⁣ ✨ Offer a basket or low shelving unit for shoes and accessories. Our entryway shoe organizer is made using IKEA items: Sammanhang tray stand & three Cissan napkin…

I have joined in with Carine from the Montessori Family blog, who is doing a Montessori challenge for every month this year. Each month I will be posting about a space in our home and talking about…

With this Montessori washing station young children can learn how to wash their hands, brush their teeth or even do the dishes without any help. It can also be used for other activities with water. The enamel bowl can be taken out for easy cleaning. There is enough room for a pitcher of water, a soap dispenser, etc. It has a bar to hang a towel. A shelf underneath can hold a bucket or toiletries, so everything is organized. The enamel bowl is included, the pitcher and bucket are not, but you…

There is a whole lot of hand-washing going on around here and it's a good thing! I've learnt that toddlers need to be standing up themselves to wash their hands adequately, you can't be holding them up. When you get home from being out (during this pandemic) you, the adult caregiver, need to help the toddler wash their hands. You need to make sure they use enough soap and wash for at least 20 seconds. See my recent study here. During the pandemic we've been using more liquid soap as I find…