Montessori style home that is ACTUALLY FUNCTIONAL | Montessori home tour

How we Montessori at Home for our 2 year old toddler - MONTESSORI HOME TOUR | How we setup our Montessori home environment that is Actually Functional

If you happened to find out Montessori teaching method and started to learn about its philosophy and principles, you might also be wondering, What does MONTESSORI HOME ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE?
In today's video I am sharing how we Montessori at home with our toddler (28 months).
You'll notice each of our space in our home has been created with a purpose and offer opportunities for independence. We’ve worked on our spaces over time, gradually making things more accessible, more attractive, and more engaging for Alina, having a focus on practical life activities and following her interests.

I talk about Montessori floor bed, wardrobe setup, potty station, self-care station and fully functional kitchen, front-facing bookshelves, playroom and toy rotation, and entrance.

If you are committed to change your home environment Montessori way, this video might be helpful for your Montessori journey.

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[caleyroe]

As a Montessori Trained Teacher, I applaud your home set up! You are teaching your child the vital skill of independence and that they're capable of completing everyday tasks without help from their parents. You are also providing your child with the tools to learn about and experience the world as it is. As you've shown in your video, many Montessori learning materials can be made at home - the key is time and care to make the world accessible for your child (safely).

[grace]

As a child I remember i struggled with the transition between “everything being done for me” and “ doing things myself”
I love this new perspective

[lilyawood]

I don’t think I was that independent at 18 living with my mom lol. I’m very excited to have my child and help them have this experience of freedom and capability

[amaratuber]

dunno why I'm watching this as a 19 year old with no plans of having children anytime soon but this was probs one of the most relaxing videos I've seen in a while. I like how organized everything is and how you even have a compost bin as well!

[AshK]

I absolutely love how your child has spaces throughout the entire house so she can be a true part of the family. I once heard from a Montessori teacher that her job wasn't to help the children take care of themselves, it was to find ways to allow the children to care for themselves.

[larisapeter]

This is brilliant. It’s not only making her independent but also teaching values and important life lessons. A home is not a hotel, it’s a unit, we all do our part. It’s an amazing way to train your child. Excellent job. ❤

[auroras.]

So...I don't have kids...I don't plan on ever having kids. But holy moly I LOVE this video. I never seen a setup like this and it's absoluty wonderful.

[monicawisnu]

OMG, this is very great way to teach a person to be independent. Can we create something like this for a husband size?

[amytaylor]

Everyone who loves this video, please note that the family here has not only employed a thoughtful environment, but has studied and integrated the Montessori method into how they present all of this to the child, and the method is 99% of the reason for success here! A beautiful environment can help but not replace the attitude of the parents :)

[kirstyhostick]

As a mother of 4 and having worked in a nursery I absolutely loved this video . You are lucky enough to have the space to do what most of us dream of doing but absolutely we can all adapt for our children even if we live in small spaces

[mpumiontheweb]

Why did I watch this whole thing even though I'm not a mom, haha?? Brilliant work, your little girl is very blessed to have a dedicated mother!

[greenserene]

How is this not going viral? Absolutely brilliant

[kayv]

I’m not a parent yet, but I love taking mental notes and having references for when the time comes. 🥰 Thank you for sharing. I like Montessori methods better, so it was a nice example.

[shiitaklee]

I have a very naturally independent baby and I'm always trying to think of ways to include her in everything. This is absolutely amazing, obviously way better than keeping her out of everything. Thank you!

[janeherriot]

Former Montessori Kid here ( one of the first our Montessori Kindergarten and school was in 1970) I had to smile - this really takes me back, especially the rice and the books and the water jug and little kitchen

[quinetteadaobiartsofanapos]

Children at this age are being taught self dependent and self catering, and this video is guiding parents, nannies and care givers in that light . I want to say congratulations sister .Your home is gorgeous ✨

[JanniSchaldemose]

What a great environment for Alina 😄 it must be very empowering to be able to do so many thing for herself 🌸

[headerahelix]

I'm in my first trimester and taking serious notes. I love how independent she is able to be. One of my husband's worries about being a father is losing his independence to constantly look after a little one, at least when I'm not around/need a break. I think this strategy will help us significantly.

[KenshouHarpuia]

This video was suggested to me on the front page. I don't even have children and I don't really plan to have any in the future, but I've always admired the Montessori mindset and the importance of independence for children. Huge kudos to you for being an amazing parent and for raising your gorgeous daughter this way! 🥰
(Also, the inner child in me grew jealous the longer I watched the video. The bedroom, the tiny kitchen, the sensory activity table, the whole play room, everything!! I would have loved to have all those opportunities as a child! 😍)

[bakerbrewz]

Wow it’s really evident how much effort and time you’ve put into each space for Alina to flourish and take on tasks on her own! Amazing! And so inspiring! And a kids sized shoe horn that is something I never would have thought of but I can definitely believe it’s a game changer! Gonna have to get one for my kids!