The Montessori Child: A Parent's Guide to Raising Capable Children with Creative Minds and Compassionate Hearts: 3 (The Parents' Guide to Montessori)

I heard about this book from a fellow mum at my child's nursery, and I decided to get a copy to better understand my child. This book has been a revelation! It offers clear, practical advice on applying Montessori principles at home, helping me foster independence and curiosity in my little one. The insights and tips have made a noticeable difference in how we interact and learn together. If you're looking to deepen your connection with your child and support their development, this guide is an invaluable resource. Highly recommend!

Excellent book. Loved the listening version.

This book honestly felt like I wasted my money. I liked the baby book and the toddler book by the same author but this book adds very little to those two in terms of the actual Montessori philosophy, in fact I would argue it leaves out a lot when it comes to the 6 to 12 year old child. What you get instead is just a lot of personal opinions and politics that have very little to do with Montessori or scientific fact for that matter.

The Montessori Child is a fantastic guide for anyone looking to raise independent, compassionate, and creative children. It breaks down the Montessori philosophy in a clear and practical way, making it easy to apply at home. I love how it emphasizes nurturing a child’s natural curiosity and fostering kindness. This book gave me new tools and insights that have already made a difference in how I parent. If you’re looking to raise capable kids with big hearts and bright minds, this book is a must!

Really good

Third book in a series that will reinforce preexisting notions of fostering your child's independence and self-awareness. If you have the first two books you probably don't need this one... but then again if you have the first two, you might feel compelled (as I was! 😬) to complete the series! ;)

The book reassured me in my parenting approach and it also brings me much new inspiration and many ideas for everyday family life. I already liked the previous book The Montessori Toddler and I also really enjoy Simone Davies's podcast Montessori Notebook. I love the way Davies and Uzodike revisit the works of Maria Montessori and make them up to date and accessible for broad audience. With their help it is easy to bring the Montessori principles in life.

The paper quality is good and the content is easy to understand.