Does your home environment support your child's independence?
/A home environment that supports the child’s independence, offers access to his personal belongings so he can thrive independently, while meeting his growing needs.
Read MoreA home environment that supports the child’s independence, offers access to his personal belongings so he can thrive independently, while meeting his growing needs.
Read MoreWell it truly depends on how far you are willing to let them help you during the processes of wanting to get in and out of the market. This is a great time to connect as a family while promoting your child's developmental skills.
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We are all looking for ways to improve our parenting roles especially with more then one child. What are my roles as a parent? How can I provide my child a balanced life? This article can bring you some clarity on what children consistently need as they grow. Hope this helps!
Parenting Roles: http://www.pbs.org/parents/education/going-to-school/supporting-your-learner/role-of-parents/
Z has been doing much for himself sense he was 3. I followed his lead with some task like brushing his teeth, putting on his clothes, preparing a snack. He wanted to do it all himself. Not until I became a Montessori teacher did I witness that it's not just my child that urges to do something for himself, but all children. They all have an innate interest for learning every day skills. Why not allow them?
Heres a great article to inspire you to encourage independence at home for your little ones.
http://amshq.org/Family-Resources/Montessori-at-Home