Support your toddler's natural development and growth from "summary" of The Montessori Toddler by Simone Davies
Supporting your toddler's natural development and growth is at the core of the Montessori philosophy. It is about recognizing and respecting the unique individual that your child is, and providing an environment that nurtures their innate abilities and curiosity. By observing your toddler closely, you can discover their interests, preferences, and capabilities. This allows you to tailor their surroundings and activities to meet their specific needs and encourage their natural development. Creating a prepared environment for your toddler is essential in supporting their growth. This means setting up their space in a way that promotes independence, exploration, and learning. Providing low shelves with open-ended toys and materials allows your child to choose what they want to play with and encourages them to engage in activities that interest them. By giving your toddler the freedom to move and explore their environment, you are helping them develop important skills such as coordination, concentration, and problem-solving. Encouraging independence is another key aspect of supporting your toddler's natural development. Allowing your child to do things for themselves, such as dressing, feeding, and cleaning up, fosters a sense of autonomy and self-confidence. ...
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