4 Tips For Making Montessori Food Fun In The Kitchen
1. Enlist Cool Kitchen Gadgets 2. Provide A Space Of Their Own 3. Make It Accessible (Within Boundaries) 4. Ignite The Senses PB: DailyMom

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4 Tips For Making Montessori Food Fun In The Kitchen
1. Enlist Cool Kitchen Gadgets 2. Provide A Space Of Their Own 3. Make It Accessible (Within Boundaries) 4. Ignite The Senses PB: DailyMom
9 Encouraging Phrases That Change Bonding With a Toddler
1. You are very helpful. 2. You are a healthy eater. 3. Show me how to ______. 4. Can we try _______ instead? 5. You are a hard worker. 6. Thank you for helping me. 7. Thank you for listening to me. 8. You are kind and gentle. 9. You did it all by yourself!
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Top 6 Toddlers misBehaviors You Shouldn't Ignore
1.Interrupting When You're Talking 2. Remind your child that any action that hurts companion is not allowed. 3. Be aware if he started Pretending Not to Hear You 4. Helping Himself to a Treat 5. Stop your loved one to roll her eyes or use a snippy tone while talking 6. Prevent them telling lie
MontessoriQuote
"The First essential for the child's development is concentration. The child who concentrates is immensely happy" - Maria Montessori
Imitation Is The First Instinct Of The Awakening Mind. - Maria Montessori
6 ways to Teach Bossy Kids a Classic Value of Respect
Don’t accept rude behaviour
Any human being at any age enjoys good feedback.
Offering encouragement is paramount
Pay attention and listen
Talk about ethics, respect, kindness and good behaviour all the time
Treat the child like a buddy but remember, end of the day, he/she is your child