Observe your toddler's needs and interests from "summary" of The Montessori Toddler by Simone Davies
As you embark on your Montessori journey with your toddler, one of the most important concepts to keep in mind is the need to observe your child closely. By observing your toddler's needs and interests, you can gain valuable insights into their unique personality and preferences. This observational approach allows you to tailor your interactions and environment to better suit your child's individual needs. When you take the time to observe your toddler, you may notice certain patterns emerging in their behavior. Perhaps your child is particularly drawn to activities that involve fine motor skills, or maybe they show a strong interest in nature and the outdoors. By paying attention to these cues, you can provide your child with opportunities to explore and engage with the things that truly spark their curiosity. Observing your toddler's needs and interests also allows you to anticipate their next steps in development. For example, if you notice that your child is showing an interest in stacking blocks, you can introduce new challenges ...
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