Ellison, Serena
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You're considering homeschooling your toddler...
...but you don't know how to become the nurturing, loving, and easygoing parent that you'd like your
...
child to grow up with?
In 1949, the Italian physician and educator Dr. Maria Montessori wrote:
"The most important period of life is not the age of university studies, but the period from birth to age six. For this is the time when man's intelligence itself, his greatest implement, is being formed."
The truth is, most new mothers aren't sure if they have the skills necessary to educate their young children. But from the moment your child is born, her brain will be developing, and her eyes will be absorbing the rich stimuli of our world. Every mother must become a teacher. Education will take place in your home--whether you choose to learn about "homeschooling" or not. Why not learn from the best?
This book will teach you how to bring the magic of the Montessori Method into your own home.
The Montessori Method is a great educational system, with a beautiful worldview, and proven effectiveness in raising healthy, well-balanced individuals with a higher chance of reaching their full potential. With over 20,000 Montessori schools around the world, it's obvious that the method has achieved global acclaim.
This book has condensed these teachings into a single homeschooling paradigm.
You will learn: How to incite your child to engage in autonomous learning. Granting her with the confidence to teach herself everything from mathematics to how to brush her teeth. How to use proper discipline without resorting to bribery or punishment How to turn your child's chaotic playroom into a beautiful and orderly place of learning. How to raise confident children How to really understand what your toddler is trying to tell you And, how to be your child's parental guide--truly ready to celebrate every stage of life with glee.
The first six years of your child's life are crucial to her development. These are the years in which her the input she takes in from her environment will mold her personality and create patterns of learning that will last a lifetime.
As parents, we only have one chance to get it right. So, let's make your child's first learning environment a good learning environment.
You don't need to have a teaching credential nor must you have a degree in child psychology to become a great mom.
As Maria Montessori said:
"The child is both a hope and a promise for mankind."
No job you ever do will be more important than parenthood. You are the sole hope for your child. And our children are our only hope for a better future.
Get the book today!
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