Montessori kitchen station

In a traditional Montessori classroom, children have the opportunity to engage in purposeful work in a kitchen setting, and because our toddler (3yo) is in the current stage of development where a …

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It’s been over a year since we first set up D’s functional kitchen. Reading over my original blog post on it, I realized it’s time for an update on how it’s set up, and how she uses it. For details about why we don’t have a play kitchen and how we first converted the IKEA play kitchen to a functio

Practical life! It's a term you'll hear over and over again in the Montessori community and one of the most powerful daily practices that we've incorporated into our home. Simply put, practical life work is what the name implies; practical skills needed in daily life. Children are naturally drawn to this kind of work, and…

How to make a functional toddler kitchen (IKEA Duktig play kitchen hack) How we turned out toddler's play kitchen into one with running water!

A look at our Montessori toddler kitchen that our 16-month old daughter uses. This functional kitchen is perfect to teach toddlers practical life skills.

Play kitchens are a staple in almost every household, but if you want to take things up a notch, try making a functional toddler kitchen, it's easier than you

I love the IKEA Duktig kitchen but I have to admit, previously Lake didn't really play with hers a great deal, it ended up being used a...

Functional kitchen with shelf

Clever solutions for incorporating Montessori snack station and a self-care station into a small living space.

This year's parenting class has just finished and I've been sent a new batch of pictures to share on this page. During parenting classes, we talk a lot about how to help our children become more independent at home. This involves a lot of observation, lots of discussion about natural and logical consequences (consequences as Adler and Dreikurs intended, NOT as punishment), and lots of sharing of ideas. One of the things I do for each class is put together a collection of slides showing what…

When your child is included in kitchen tasks, they feel pride and confidence, which will inspire them to take on more as they grow older.

This week I am sharing a kid in the kitchen tip featuring Montessori kitchen tools.

DIY vanity using the SPISIG Play Kitchen from Ikea, peel and stick marble from Amazon, and glass jars for water storage.