Encourage independence and selfcare habits from "summary" of The Montessori Toddler by Simone Davies
Encouraging independence and self-care habits in toddlers is a fundamental aspect of the Montessori philosophy. By allowing children to do things for themselves, we are empowering them to become capable individuals who are confident in their abilities. One way to promote independence is by creating a prepared environment that is conducive to self-care. This means setting up the space in a way that allows children to easily access the tools and materials they need to take care of themselves. For example, placing a step stool near the sink allows toddlers to wash their hands independently. Another important aspect of fostering independence is giving children the opportunity to practice self-care tasks regularly. This could involve teaching them how to put on their own clothes, brush their own teeth, or pour their own drink. By allowing children to...
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