Wow! Stella, are you sure you're 1 year old? What a confident baby! Mom is so amazing in creating such a beautiful, encouraging learning environment for Stella. I'm really amazed by your video! 💖💖💖
Great video again, she’s growing so much! The wallet one is definitely a favorite in our playroom (and woohoo an ad played beforehand, TH-cam likes your video 😉)
She's growing insanely quick, I can't catch up!!! She definitely prefers mom's real wallet, with all the old receipts to rip apart too 🙃. Also, no idea what an ad would signify really since I'm not monetized still...TH-cam is really doing whatever they want these days 🤷♀️
Wow this baby is a mini Einstein, amazing 👏💕 Its worth saying if any mama's are watching this and your child can't do these things, please don't worry, this child is very advanced for her age. Dont let this make you feel bad, all children develop at different ages 😊
Yes, as I have listed in the description box, every child's development journey is different and that is the beauty of implementing Montessori at home-it allows each child to develop at their own unique pace. This isn't a developmental milestone checklist-just ideas of activities that children at this age could enjoy. With that said, her development is actually on par with her peers and the general progression of Montessori materials for this age, so these aren't a far reach for most typically developing children, depending on their interests 😊. She had simply been presented with the opportunity to explore concepts that scaffold these skills throughout her first year of life.
Oh my gosh 😅 I'm glad it's helpful but definitely don't feel like your LO is behind! Everyone develops at such a different pace based on their interests, environment, etc! Since it was during the height of the pandemic, we had nothing to do but stay home and work on these activities! Our progress is surely slower now that we have a chance to explore other ways of developing -parks, museums, etc. And her interests have shifted as well. Take this as a lost of what is possible and see what your LO is interested in 🥰
I don't understand my 15months baby has some sort of issue with stackings. She will never stack cups/ rings ., infact she cannot bear to see when they r stacked. She will simply remove n throw all of them. Is there any specific meaning to this?
They really enjoy seeing how things move through the air, how they fall, and most importantly, how you put them back up at this age! Some kids are interested in stacking it back up again earlier than others, but it seems she's more interested in how things move through space right now instead!
As long as it is something that is safe to mouth, you can introduce some of the newer activities. But we also worked quite a bit on redirecting at that point-if she was bringing the broom up to her mouth, I'd gently guide her hands back and show how to imitate the sweeping motion. If she continued, I replaced it with something she CAN mouth. So she slowly started to understand which items can be mouthed & which can't
I had started with just our playroom tour around 6 months and started showing our activities from 9 months on (th-cam.com/video/Fj5rrmgIVbc/w-d-xo.html) You can also see some other ideas that I showed for earlier ages in the Lovevery comparable playlist too Lovevery Comparables: th-cam.com/play/PLEBf4xnldSqCK970NeMQRhYJTSGVyKJF-.html
Links to all the materials and the other 3 videos in description box! 🤗
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Hiding and finding animals around the house just became our favorite game! 😍 thank you for sharing this wonderful ideas
Aw I'm so happy to hear that!! Thank you for letting me know!
Oh my gosh she is so capable!! I love how genuinely happy and excited she seems!! Amazing mama!!
Aw thank you! I'm glad you could see the excitement even without her facial expressions 😅 She honestly amazes me every day!
Wow! Stella, are you sure you're 1 year old? What a confident baby! Mom is so amazing in creating such a beautiful, encouraging learning environment for Stella. I'm really amazed by your video! 💖💖💖
Thank you! It's amazing what our kids can do if we provide them with the proper, PREPARED environment! 😉
Great video again, she’s growing so much! The wallet one is definitely a favorite in our playroom (and woohoo an ad played beforehand, TH-cam likes your video 😉)
She's growing insanely quick, I can't catch up!!! She definitely prefers mom's real wallet, with all the old receipts to rip apart too 🙃. Also, no idea what an ad would signify really since I'm not monetized still...TH-cam is really doing whatever they want these days 🤷♀️
Wow this baby is a mini Einstein, amazing 👏💕
Its worth saying if any mama's are watching this and your child can't do these things, please don't worry, this child is very advanced for her age. Dont let this make you feel bad, all children develop at different ages 😊
Yes, as I have listed in the description box, every child's development journey is different and that is the beauty of implementing Montessori at home-it allows each child to develop at their own unique pace. This isn't a developmental milestone checklist-just ideas of activities that children at this age could enjoy. With that said, her development is actually on par with her peers and the general progression of Montessori materials for this age, so these aren't a far reach for most typically developing children, depending on their interests 😊. She had simply been presented with the opportunity to explore concepts that scaffold these skills throughout her first year of life.
Gracias por grabar todas estas actividades! Me encantan 😊
Gracias!! 🥰🥰🥰
She's so smart!
Aw thank you! I'm honestly still surprised by what she's able to accomplish every single day!
Thanks so much for your informative video, super helpful! Stella is super duper advanced, this makes me feel my LO is too behind 😂😂😂
Oh my gosh 😅 I'm glad it's helpful but definitely don't feel like your LO is behind! Everyone develops at such a different pace based on their interests, environment, etc! Since it was during the height of the pandemic, we had nothing to do but stay home and work on these activities! Our progress is surely slower now that we have a chance to explore other ways of developing -parks, museums, etc. And her interests have shifted as well. Take this as a lost of what is possible and see what your LO is interested in 🥰
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My pleasure!
I don't understand my 15months baby has some sort of issue with stackings. She will never stack cups/ rings ., infact she cannot bear to see when they r stacked. She will simply remove n throw all of them. Is there any specific meaning to this?
They really enjoy seeing how things move through the air, how they fall, and most importantly, how you put them back up at this age! Some kids are interested in stacking it back up again earlier than others, but it seems she's more interested in how things move through space right now instead!
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My son is 14 months and he still just tries to put everything in his mouth, so its hard to introduce new things.
As long as it is something that is safe to mouth, you can introduce some of the newer activities. But we also worked quite a bit on redirecting at that point-if she was bringing the broom up to her mouth, I'd gently guide her hands back and show how to imitate the sweeping motion. If she continued, I replaced it with something she CAN mouth. So she slowly started to understand which items can be mouthed & which can't
@@MariaandMontessori awesome advice thanks
How old is your little one here?
The ages listed! 12 and 13 months
@@MariaandMontessori oh goodness- my girl is no where near these skills. Do you have a video on where to start? Thanks for the reply!
I had started with just our playroom tour around 6 months and started showing our activities from 9 months on (th-cam.com/video/Fj5rrmgIVbc/w-d-xo.html)
You can also see some other ideas that I showed for earlier ages in the Lovevery comparable playlist too Lovevery Comparables: th-cam.com/play/PLEBf4xnldSqCK970NeMQRhYJTSGVyKJF-.html
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