The Guidepost Glossary of Montessori
From A to Z: every term you need to know
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Parenting Advice for Preschoolers: The Parent Identity Crisis and 4 Steps to Reclaim Yourself as a Parent
Parenting advice for preschoolers has never been more abundant, more accessible, or more confidently delivered.
Montessori Bed Guide: 7 Options We Love for Independent Sleep
In this short guide, we will walk you through what a Montessori bed is and why many parents choose one for their young child. In recent years, interest in Montessori-inspired homes has grown rapidly. As parents spend more time thinking about their child’s learning environment, many are exploring how to design bedrooms that support independence,
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Overprotected Children: The Hidden Crisis of Modern Childhood
How modern society removed independence from childhood and then wondered why overprotected children stopped thriving.
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Is Peace Possible? Maria Montessori’s 3 Ideas About Education That Could End the Cycle of War
Is peace possible in a world that seems increasingly divided? More than a century ago, Maria Montessori believed the answer did not lie in politics or treaties, but in education.
What It Really Means to Be a Guidepost Montessori Student
Being a student at Guidepost Montessori is a unique developmental journey that nurtures curiosity, confidence, and real-world capability from infancy through Kindergarten
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Why “Daycare Near Me” Is Actually a Profound Search for Someone You Can Trust
This article aims to inspire parents navigating their search for daycare, emphasizing the deeper values behind the “daycare near me” query.
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Social Development in Toddlers and Preschoolers: 6 Things We Do in the Montessori Classroom Every Day
How Guidepost Montessori builds confident, kind, capable children through social development. And how we partner with parents to make it last.
Why Montessori Rejects “Baby Essentials” and What Infant Development Actually Requires
Montessori understood that when infants are given the floor instead of containment, development unfolds not through stimulation or positioning, but through self-initiated movement that builds agency, concentration, and restraint from the body outward.
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The Chore Chart Debate: What Montessori Gets Right About Children and Chores
Montessori replaces the chore chart with meaningful work, inviting children to participate in real life in ways that build independence, dignity, and a lasting love of responsibility.
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