Mixing, cutting, kneading, shaping, rolling out the dough? Children love to participate in the preparation of meals! This is also a wonderful opportunity for parents to spend time together. The problem arises when it turns out that children are not yet able to reach the countertop. What then? A perfect solution is our Montessori wooden learning tower!
From the moment they enter the world, babies use their senses to explore and understand their environment. The need to develop these senses only increases as they grow into toddlers, which is where the idea of sensory play comes in.
In this blog, we explain the ins and outs of sensory play and how it can support your child as they continue their development.
As a parent, you’re probably aware of a child’s motor skills - the actions that use their muscles. But did you know there are two types of motor skills: fine and gross motor skills?
So, what’s the difference between fine and gross motor skills and what activities can promote their development?
