Toddlers want to help! #montessoritoddler #montessoriathome #montessori

[rainforme]

The first five years the child’s brain is rapidly growing and needs many many experiences and opportunities for synapsis is to grow. This is so good on so many levels.

[Lady_Delilah]

Omg as a teacher kids are smarter then what people think!

[Dreaminclouds]

I cant cook alone unless my kids are asleep and i love their help so much❤

[crazycoyote]

My mother in law says when they're little they wanna help, and when they bigger and of more use, that's when they want the big 💲💲! Lol

[konichiwa]

Anyone complaining is raising a son that won't know how to cook anything but hot pockets.

[kearstinnekenerson]

Yeah they want to be where you are doing what you are

[adeolaalagbe]

Sis, let him help you. Ignore the others

[kclife]

Idk why people say that.. maybe their kids are never given the opportunity to be involved? My 4yo will ALWAYS choose to socialize and help, no matter what it is, instead of play with toys. Toys are so low on her list compared to socializing.

[wisdomencouraged]

I get this comment all the time and it drives me nuts!

[katharyndavidson]

He needs to learn early so you are not doing it for him when he 30 good to feed his curiosity into helping😊

[cydnie]

They can help, but they should not have a knife within their reach. You’re asking for an accident, I don’t care how sharp that knife is.