Practical Resources for Everyday Parenting.
When tamariki have a hand in creating their own routine, something changes. It stops being something done to them, a “duty”, and starts being something that belongs to them. When allowing them to participate creating their own routine, they're more likely to follow it, they’ll remind each other of it, and feel settled within it. This guide walks you through making a routine chart as a family activity, not a parent-directed task.
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Because parenting is hard, and we all need a reminder sometimes. For the moments when everything feels too big. This deck is about one small, meaningful thing a day - a reminder, a family activity, a parenting tip or something in between. You’re already doing so much, and this isn’t one more thing to get right, it’s one thing to feel good about, something to help you through this wonderful, sometimes challenging adventure called parenting.
Research shows that children who regularly take part in everyday household tasks like cooking develop stronger self-esteem, greater confidence, and a deeper sense of belonging within the family. The pride a child feels when they contribute something real, something the whole family eats, can 't be replicated by a worksheet or a toy. It has to be lived, touched, enjoyed.
This Parent’s Guide to an Accessible Kitchen is inspired by Montessori principles of child-led learning, accessible environments, and trusting children to do more than we often expect of them.
A perfect gift for new parents or parents who are looking for new parenting strategies.
