Simple shapes are a core element in Montessori learning. Learn why they matter and how to design a Montessori playroom inspired using shape-based learning tools.
Why Montessori Playrooms Use Simple Shapes — And How to Do It at Home Read More »
Discover 5 creative geometric puzzle activities to turn a simple toy into a powerful tool for early learning and development.
Geometric Puzzle Activities for Toddlers: 5 Ways to Extend their Learning Read More »
🔢 Not All Number Puzzles Are Created Equal Number puzzles are often marketed as “educational,” but not all of them
How to Choose Number Puzzle For Toddlers That Actually Teaches Counting Read More »
Child-led play nurtures creativity, problem-solving, and independence in toddlers. Discover why this approach builds smarter learners — and how to support it at home.
Why Child-Led Play Leads to Smarter, More Independent Learners Read More »
Puzzles aren’t just fun — they’re brain-boosting tools. Discover how puzzles support toddler development in memory, logic, fine motor skills, and early literacy.
The Educational Science Behind Puzzles for Toddlers Read More »
Frankie & Leo speaks with Miz — an early childhood teacher and Montessori-inspired mum — about how she creates space for calm, connected play with her toddler Richard.
Q&A With a Montessori Parent: Making Time for Play in a Busy Household Read More »
Curious about child-led play? Learn how to follow your toddler’s lead in everyday playtime — and why it builds confidence, creativity, and connection.
What “Following the Child’s Lead” Really Looks Like in Play Read More »
Learn how everyday play builds emotional security in toddlers. Discover why consistent, connected playtime fosters confidence, resilience, and healthy relationships.
The Role of Play in Building Emotional Security Read More »
Discover the lifelong benefits of parent–child play — from brain development to emotional bonding. Learn why just 15 minutes of daily play matters more than you think.
Why Playing With Your Toddler Is More Important Than You Think Read More »
