Going back to work after having a baby is not always easy. Not only do you have to say goodbye to your bundle of joy every day while you make your way to the office, but now you have to find someone to trust with your infant. So, naturally, you want a happy, nurturing environment
Children are known to have limited attention spans. So, when they have the freedom to choose when and what they learn, they will naturally gravitate toward activities they are interested in. With that freedom, children can focus better and spend more time on a subject or activity. That’s the core principle of the Montessori method.
When choosing a Montessori daycare, most parents ask themselves whether they should find one near their home or their workplace. While every family’s situation is unique, there are some basic guidelines to figuring out what will work best with your routine. Finding a Montessori school or daycare that offers the educational programs you want is
When you choose a Montessori school for your children’s education, you will provide them with an educational opportunity that extends beyond just attending daycare. However, you will need to do a little research to choose the best options from the Montessori schools in your area. The best way to evaluate possible schools for your children’s
The coronavirus began to shutter schools and daycares in 2019. However, as COVID-19 testing and vaccines have become more readily available, most schools and daycares have already started to reopen. Child care enables parents to return to work and provides kids with several developmental benefits. But, as a parent, you likely have questions about whether
Parents are going back to work and will soon send their little ones back to daycare facilities. So, how do you prepare for this after months of self-isolation? The long stay at home may seem like an extended vacation with dad and mom, which might make going back to childcare hard for some children. This
Currently Accepting Enrollment Applications! Certified Teachers Legally, any school can use the term “Montessori.” All of American Montessori Campus’ teachers are Montessori Certified. We take your child’s education very seriously. We realize providing the best quality education for your child starts at the teacher level. S.T.E.M. Program STEM is a curriculum based on the idea
If you are a resident of North Dallas, Frisco, Carrolton, or the Colony, you may have heard about our Montessori preschool, daycare, and child care facilities. Taking pride in top-notch and quality early childhood education programs, American Montessori Campus provides an all-around learning system for your child. Our early childhood education is based on methods that support both emotional
Seeing a child in motion is a wonderful thing. It is a sign of well-being and growth. Montessori infant daycare and toddler daycare programs always keep this in mind because the strength and health of muscles are dependent upon movement. When a child looks around with his eyes, turns her head, reaches for something, sits, crawls, stands,
The period between 18 months and 21 months is characterized by tremendous growth and development for babies. Parents and caregivers must recognize this fact when providing infant care. Your child is constantly learning new things and exploring. They are also learning to be independent and do things by themselves. You will notice that your baby