Free Montessori Printables Welcome to our collection of free Montessori printables. Working with printables is one of the most popular activities in Montessori households. In this free collection, you’ll find many useful card sets that depict and classify various aspects of the world around us. About our printables All our printables are 100% FREE and … Free Montessori printables Read More »

Your baby's vision is not fully developed. Using high contrast cards for babies will increase their visual development.

Print out these gender neutral rainbow baby monthly milestone stickers for some adorable pictures of your little ones. Freeze those adorable moments with these baby milestone stickers. Great gift for baby shower or new baby gifts. Pair it with a cute baby bodysuit and shoes. #babyshowergift #babygirlgifts #babyboygifts #christmasgifts #babychristmas #babygifts #milestonecard #milestonestickers #milestonephotos

These free printable high contrast cards for newborns are great for tummy time, diaper changes, and more! The high contrast designs are simple for newborns.

Looking to stimulate your baby’s senses with black-and-white images? These free printable black-and-white p

Make a DIY Baby Book with a Handwritten Style Font with Free Printables {2nd Edition} - Bare Feet on the Dashboard #diy #babybook #freeprintable

Celebrate the birth of a new baby - Free Birdie Printable - enjoy our freebie and gift it to the next mother-to-be in celebration of a new life!

Are you ready to embark on an enchanting journey into the Hundred Acre Wood? If you're eagerly awaiting the pitter-patter of tiny feet, why not celebrate with a Winnie the Pooh Adventure Baby Shower Party? From whimsical decorations to honey-infused treats, we've got the ultimate guide to making this occasion as sweet as honey itself.

When my little ones were 3-month-old babies, I could not have written this post. I could not have formulated coherent sentences to write about learning activities for 3-month-old babies. And if I had found the time—and words—to write it (miraculously), I would have certainly opted to sleep. But now with my youngest growing up way