Struggling with finding space to create a beautiful playroom? Here are some AMAZING tips to help you create an engaging Montessori playroom for you baby or toddler even if it's just in a small corner of your living room!

Did you have a good weekend? We spent our Sunday at the museum and art gallery. One of our favourite exhibits was on it's last day. I always feel sad when an exhibit closes but also excited for what new may come. The boys are still on school holidays so this will be another busy week for us. Here are some fantastic rooms, not all of them are strictly Montessori but they all have Montessori elements. Above is a lovely room from Bright, Bohemian Home at A Cup Of Jo. I love the low shelving…

These children's book nooks are amazing and, honestly, I want one!

Let’s take a look at how we arrange our toddler’s small and simple bedroom to encourage his independence and self-sufficiency, starting when he had just turned 1 year old.

Ronia loves having a cozy place to go to calm down and she calls it her "pink zone." Learn How to Create a Calm Corner for Your Toddler...

Finding Montessori items at a thrift store is a great way to do Montessori on a budget. It is the perfect way to collect baskets, trays, and small containers for any Montessori environment. I'll share with you my tips for what things to look for while out thrift shopping to furnish a Montessori-inspired space!