MONTESSORI AT HOME: Sensitive Periods

MONTESSORI AT HOME: Sensitive Periods // Learn about Dr. Montessori's observations of the various sensitive periods of young children between birth and age 7, and discover simple ways to support them at home.

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[denizthekid]

It's really nice watching your videos, but everytime I feel a bit incompetent myself and I get curious how you can cope with the tempo of having two kids and doing the house works and your videos. We have one baby and I already feel overly tired. How do you handle everthing? Is it that you are more experienced mom with the second baby, or your husband or someone from family helping out? I will be thankful if you can fill in some gaps for me.

[naturesfistlor]

Thank you for the black representation with the thumbnail.i am a new African American mother and I don't see alot of others like me embarking on the Montessori journey. That was beautiful not sure if you recognize the impact of that. Love your channel btw ☺️💖

[kevingee]

Yes, the sensitive period for babies for language development is spot on & my wife had the idea of one parent one language. My wife speaks Tagalog and I speak English to our baby. My daughter picked up Tagalog so fast. I was so surprised by how much she absorbed

[AmiableGrace]

I swear, I come back to this video every six months as my daughter progresses through the periods.

[BoysAreSmellyo]

Your videos are awesome. Consise and to the point. No blabber. Thank you for teaching us about Montessori in an easy to understand way. I read one Montessori book and it was very dry. I felt like I was reading a textbook

[letyvargas]

Hello, I am mother of one 11 month old baby. She doing all the simple milestones but i was amazed by how ur youngest daughter named mia. She get up on her chair, eats on her own, drinks from a regular cup and even helped you cleaned. How did you teach your daughter each individual thing? That is amazing, please be proud of your teaching, patience, and your daughters.😊 i want to keep learning and putting it in practice. Stay safe and i look forward in watching ur videos.

[sylvievicenza]

You are passionate! It was very interesting. I could be a grandma but do not see the day it will happen. I would love to go back when I had my 3 kids and use what you talked about. Thank you.

[gatissmidrovskis]

That intro music! :) It's so interesting how Chef John made such a great association with this soundbite and himself

[lexiswan]

I love your videos so much! I honestly feel like you’re my friend😂 thanks for being so informative❤️

[pizzelle]

Your videos are the best. You’re a natural at sharing information. Thank you so much for this!

[eyestotheskies]

We don't have a Montessori school nearby and can't afford for me to leave work and homeschool, but your videos give me so much useful information on how I can provide excellent learning opportunities for my wee ones at home, even if they have them alongside their mainstream schooling. Thank you for these videos!

[odileidysbasanta]

Love your new posting hours!
My 2 years old son is extremely interested in numbers right now. He is counting all the time and he recognize the numbers. The activities that you mention have been crucial in this process.
Thanks for this videos. I can tell you do a lot of research and I truly appreciate it.

[april]

Really love your videos and truly appreciate the knowledge you have to share. My first is 7 months old and I have his room almost completely set up Montessori style with a Waldorf flare. Haha. I was a Software Developer for 14+ years before he came along and now I will be looking into becoming certified in Montessori style teaching. Thank you again.

[marcimay]

Very informative! Having three older boys and now 20 month old twins, it's amazing how accurate these sensitive periods actually are! Also, BOB books are the BEST!

[emilyroberts]

Ashley. Seriously, you make such quality videos! I hope you realize that you have a knack for explaining and teaching this subject, I always feel more confident and able to include Montessori in our home after watching your videos. Thank you for doing these excellent videos!

[hummingacre]

Fantastic video! I read Montessori from the start (amazing read). But I like coming back to specific topics in your videos. Thank you so much!

[MiaJuaneza]

I love this topic. I remember how we discussed this back in my University years. Thank you for doing this! I’m sharing this to my family and friends :)

[anamikasharma]

You are a natural narrator. Great video.

[monica]

Ashley, I feel you are my best friend during my maternity leave, my baby is two months younger than Mia, through you videos i know what I may need to prepare for 2 months later and 3 years later! Can’t not thanks u enough for all wonderful ideas about monetesori....Ps: I named my baby’s best friend( her favorite doll ) with ur name, and my baby is hapa

[mckpayjhn]

i’ve been following your channel for a while and the other day in my human growth class i had to write about child development so i used some examples from your montessori videos since my paper was on montessori!! i got an A :)