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What key features make parents choose a Montessori floor bed over a crib or regular bed? A Montessori-inspired floor bed offers: ✔️ Easy in-and-out access ✔️ Low profile to encourage safe movement ✔️ Simple design that supports rest without distraction ✔️ Sized to fit the child, and grow with them as their needs change ✔️ Room for caregiver to support as needed ✔️ Ability to view and access a safely-prepared room Each detail matters because even the smallest choices shape your child’s growing sense of self and confidence.

Celebrate Mothers Day with a Giveaway

As parents, it’s completely natural to wish our children would just cooperate when we ask them to do something. Those everyday moments like getting out the door, cleaning up the playroom, or getting ready for bed—can feel so much easier if there’s no resistance. But when we take the time to build a strong connection—through meaningful moments, truly listening, and setting consistent boundaries—we lay the groundwork for a relationship built on mutual respect. And with that foundation, cooperation tends to come more naturally, even in moments that might otherwise lead to a struggle. What are some of your favorite ways to connect with your child? ⬇️

Baby play might look... kind of boring. Just lying there, staring, waving their arms. But beneath that still surface, their brains are working hard gathering information, building connections, and learning how the world works 🧠💥 Believe it or not, a climbing triangle is a great tool for that early play. Here are a few of our favorite ways to use climbing triangles from the very beginning: 👶 Drape play silks from the rungs for your baby to gaze at and bat while lying beneath 🧷 Clip on high-contrast cards or toys for visual stimulation 🌈 Throw a sheer blanket over it to create a different experience for tummy time 💪 Allow them to use the low rungs for pulling up and cruising 🧘 Use it for balancing, climbing, and even stretching as they grow There’s no one right way to use a Climbing Triangle, making it a fun piece to make available to your kids from infancy to toddlerhood.  Comment OPEN and we’ll send you a link!

How to Build Your Parenting Village 💚

A low bed, a calm space, and a little more freedom ✨ @winston.eats.everything shows how the Sosta Bed fits beautifully into a room designed for rest and respect. When children can get in and out of bed on their own, bedtime can feel less like a battle and more like a choice. Comment SB below for a link to the Sosta bed

As a brand made up of parents ourselves, conversations like this come up often on our team. Motherhood can sometimes feel like a constant balancing act between two impossible choices. We want to protect our children—physically, mentally, emotionally—but we also crave the support and connection of a strong community. And yet, it can feel like our boundaries don’t quite fit with building that village. Like we’re losing something either way. We’re sharing this, wondering have you felt this tension too? How do you navigate that line between setting boundaries and letting people in? - Madelynn, Sprout Marketing Team

If they learn “x,y,z” now imagine what they can achieve when they’re older ✨🤩 Which sounds great in theory but they’re kids. Not 22 year old interns. They need to learn so much more about the world before they can fully grasp what to learn and what they want to learn. I think about this often because growing up is hard and it’s even harder when you’ve been given a to do list your whole life. Then you become an adult and it gets harder. She’s currently 5 and still in Pre-K level. She’ll be starting “kinder” learning next year when she’ll be a fresh 6 year old. Now you may ask “isn’t that late??” The answer is no. And I’ll dive more into that later. But at this stage (and many stages of childhood!) I want her to have a strong foundation of what she loves, her interests, and her confidence. When figuring out our homeschooling space I really struggled on how to set it up to where both could exist. Both the academics and her own space to think freely. We’re still figuring out what works for our family but it’s been so nice to have open shelves that are big enough for school work materials and also big enough for her nature collections and also her play. The space is a work in progress and I’ll continue to share more about it as time goes on and I learn more. Shelves: @sprout_kids (code HARPS10) Rug: @revival Magic: motherhood ✨ #pregnant #pregnancy #gentleparenting #toddlers #montessoriinspired #motherhoodunplugged #montessori #parenting #motherhood #justtwomamas #homeschooling #homeschool

The Montessori approach to raising capable kids

Preparing a space that has all a child’s daily necessities within reach can support their independence while motivating them to want to participate in the family routine. The Coat Cubby is now available in multiple sizes to better fit a wider variety of spaces. Drop a 🎒 and we’ll send you a link!

This one bed frame has over 12 configurations to accommodate your child in every stage of life! The bed frame I have is the sosta kids frame with the base and 1 headboard. Comment “bed” to get the link 🔗 #floorbed #montessorifloorbed #toddlerbed

We design our children's table and chairs not only with Montessori principles in mind, but also with care for sustainability and practicality. Our tables and chairs:  🪑 Grows with your child with interchangeable legs  🪑Adjustable chair height to help your child's posture 🪑Designed and manufactured in the USA  🪑Allow a child more independence  Comment "TABLECHAIRS" for a link to our collection!

When you’re in the thick of a hard parenting moment, it can be hard to remember the tips and quotes you saw or read in a parenting book.  One thing that’s helped us is making those key takeaways visible. When you see them regularly, on the fridge, near the changing table, or even in the car, they’re more likely to come to mind when you need them most 💚 Try this today: Pick one quote or reminder from a parenting book you’ve loved and write it on a sticky note. Put it somewhere you’ll see often. It’s a small shift, but it can make a big difference. ⭐ Want parenting book recs? We’ve got a list of crowd favorites. Comment LIST below! What’s helped you remember and apply what you’ve read?