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The Montessori toddler : a parent's guide to raising a curious and responsible human being / Simone Davies ; illustrated by Hiyoko Imai.

Davies, Simone, (author.). Imai, Hiyoko, (illustrator.).

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It's time to change the way we see toddlers. Using the principles developed by the educator Dr. Maria Montessori, Simone Davies shows how to turn life with a ٢terrible two٣ into a mutually rich and rewarding time of curiosity, learning, respect, and discovery.With hundreds of practical ideas for every aspect of living with a toddler, here are five principles for feeding your child's natural curiosity, from ٢Trust in the child٣ to ٢Fostering a sense of wonder.٣ Step-by-step ways to cultivate daily routines with ease, like brushing teeth, toilet-training, dealing with siblings, losing the pacifier

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  • ISBN: 9781523506897
  • ISBN: 152350689X
  • Physical Description: 248 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm
  • Publisher: New York : Workman Publishing, [2019]

Content descriptions

Bibliography, etc. Note:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 218-219) and index.
Formatted Contents Note:
Introduction -- Introduction to Montessori -- Montessori activities for toddlers -- Setting up the home -- Raising a curious child who feels seen and heard. Encouraging curiosity in our child ; Accepting our child for who they are -- Nurturing cooperation and responsibility in our child. Cultivating cooperation ; Setting limits -- Putting it into practice. Daily care ; Dealing with changes ; Useful skills for our toddlers to learn -- Being the adult -- Working together -- What's next -- Real stories: home tours and quotes from Montessori families -- Further reading -- Thank-yous -- Appendix.
Subject: Parenting.
Montessori method of education.
Education, Preschool.
Genre: Handbooks and manuals.

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The Montessori Toddler : A Parent's Guide to Raising a Curious and Responsible Human Being
The Montessori Toddler : A Parent's Guide to Raising a Curious and Responsible Human Being
by Davies, Simone; Imai, Hiyoko (Illustrator)
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The Montessori Toddler : A Parent's Guide to Raising a Curious and Responsible Human Being

SectionSection DescriptionPage Number
Chapter 1Introduction
        Let's change the way we see toddlersp. 02
        Why I love toddlersp. 04
        What we need to know about toddlersp. 06
        Parenting the Montessori toddlerp. 08
        Getting the most out of this bookp. 10
Chapter 2Introduction To Montessori
        A brief history of Montessorip. 12
        Traditional education vs Montessori educationp. 13
        Some Montessori principlesp. 14
Chapter 3Montessori Activities For Toddlers
        Montessori activities for the whole childp. 24
        What makes an activity Montessori?p. 25
        How to show the child an activityp. 26
        General principles to keep in mindp. 27
        How to set up an activityp. 31
        Types of activitiesp. 34
            Eye-hand coordinationp. 34
            Music and movementp. 37
            Practical lifep. 39
            Arts and craftsp. 44
            Languagep. 46
        An extra note on the outdoors and naturep. 60
        What about non-Montessori toys?p. 62
Chapter 4Setting Up The Home
        Setting up Montessori-style spacesp. 66
        Room by roomp. 67
            Entrancep. 67
            Living roomp. 67
            Kitchenp. 68
            Eating areap. 69
            Bedroomp. 69
            Bathroomp. 70
            Arts and crafts areap. 70
            Cozy place for readingp. 71
            Outsidep. 71
        General principles to keep in mindp. 73
            Tackling the clutterp. 73
            Making it cozyp. 74
            Setting up our home to save us workp. 74
            Sharing spacesp. 75
            Small spacesp. 75
        The importance of the home environmentp. 76
        Home tourp. 78
Chapter 5Raising A Curious Child Who Feels Seen And Heard
Part 1Encouraging Curiosity In Our Child
        Five ingredients for curiosityp. 86
            Trust in the childp. 86
            A rich learning environmentp. 87
            Timep. 87
            A safe and secure basep. 87
            Fostering a sense of wonderp. 88
        Seven principles for curious humansp. 88
            Follow the childp. 88
            Encourage hands-on learningp. 89
            Include the child in daily lifep. 90
            Go slowp. 91
            Help me to help myselfp. 92
            Encourage creativityp. 94
            Observationp. 96
Part 2    Accepting Our Child For Who They Are
        Give toddlers significance, belonging, and acceptance for who they arep. 99
        Be their translatorp. 100
        Allow all feelings, but not all behaviorp. 101
        Give our child feedback instead of praisep. 102
        Roles and labelsp. 104
Chapter 6Nurturing Cooperation And Responsibility In Our Child
Part 1    Cultivating Cooperation
        Why the Montessori approach does not use threats, bribes, or punishmentsp. 108
        Problem solving with our toddlersp. 110
        Ways to involve our childp. 113
        How we can talk to help them listenp. 114
        Managing expectationsp. 116
        Bonus-write a notep. 118
Part 2    Setting Limits
        It's okay to set limitsp. 120
        Be clear on the limitsp. 121
        Follow through with kind and clear actionp. 122
        Acknowledge negative feelingsp. 125
        Dealing with tantrumsp. 126
        Reconnecting once they are calmp. 128
        Helping them make amendsp. 128
        Tips for setting limitsp. 130
        A handy checklist for limitsp. 133
Chapter 7Putting It Into Practice
Part 1    Daily Care
        Daily rhythmp. 136
        Ritualsp. 138
        Getting dressed and leaving the housep. 139
        Eatingp. 143
        Sleepingp. 147
        Brushing teethp. 150
Part 2    Dealing With Changes
        Toiletingp. 151
        Saying goodbye to pacifiersp. 154
        Siblingsp. 155
Part 3    Useful Skills For Our Toddlers To Learn
        Sharingp. 161
        Learning how to interrupt an adultp. 162
        Skills for introverted toddlersp. 163
        A hitting/biting/pushing/throwing phasep. 165
        Building concentrationp. 168
        Dealing with frustrationp. 169
        When our child is clingyp. 170
        Screen timep. 172
        Bilingualismp. 173
Chapter 8Being The Adult
        Preparation of the adultp. 178
        Physical self-carep. 179
        Cultivate a learning mind-setp. 180
        Start and end the day rightp. 180
        Practice presencep. 182
        Observationp. 183
        Fill our emotional bucket and our child'sp. 183
        Slow downp. 184
        Be the child's guidep. 186
        Use our home as a helperp. 187
        Be honestp. 188
        Take responsibility for our life and choicesp. 188
        Learn from our mistakesp. 189
        Celebrate where we arep. 190
        Self-awarenessp. 190
        Keep practicingp. 191
Chapter 9Working Together
        What about everyone else?p. 194
        Parents are people, toop. 195
        Referring one parentp. 195
        The key to working together as a familyp. 196
        Getting family on boardp. 197
        Grandparents and caregiversp. 199
        When there is conflict in the familyp. 200
        Divorce does not have to be a dirty wordp. 201
Chapter 10What's Next
        Getting ready for preschool/schoolp. 204
        The coming yearsp. 205
        It's time for a change in educationp. 209
        It's time for peacep. 209
Real Stories
    Home Tours And Quotes From Montessori Families
        Australiap. 212
            Kylie, Aaron, Caspar, Otis, and Otto How We Montessori
        Mongoliap. 213
            Enerel, Bayanaa, Nimo, and Odi Mininimoo
        Canadap. 214
            Beth, Anthony, and Quentin Our Montessori Life
        USA
            Amy, James, Charlotte, and Simon Midwest Montessori
        My familyp. 216
            Simone, Oliver, and Emma Australia and the Netherlands
        My classroomp. 217
            Jacaranda Tree Montessori
            Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Further Readingp. 218
Thank-Yousp. 220
Appendix
Instead of this, say thatp. 224
Where to find Montessori materials and furniturep. 226
About Montessori schoolsp. 228
    What to look for in a Montessori schoolp. 228
    What does a typical day at a Montessori school look like?p. 229
    Is Montessori suitable for every child?p. 230
    How does a child transition to a traditional school after being at Montessori?p. 231
Feeling and needsp. 232
Play-dough recipep. 234
List of Montessori activities for toddlersp. 235
Indexp. 246

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