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You’ve probably seen the phrase “Children would rather be involved than distracted” floating around social media, and it couldn’t be more true. While your child’s desire to help may feel inconvenient in the moment, it’s actually a beautiful opportunity to connect. When children are invited into everyday tasks, they’re not just keeping busy. They’re learning practical skills, developing responsibility for their environment, and building a deep sense of belonging. Their confidence grows as they see that their contributions matter, which is something that becomes especially helpful when it’s time for real household chores later on. 💕 What are some household activities your child likes to be involved in?
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Sensory play isn’t just fun, it supports emotional regulation. When children explore through touch, movement, and other senses, it helps their nervous systems settle, bringing more calm and reducing stress. So while they’re engaged in play, they’re also building the skills that help them navigate big feelings. What’s your little one’s favorite sensory activity? Share below!
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When a child isn’t doing well, it’s not a choice, it’s a signal. Tantrums or lashing out send a signal that something is hard, that skills are still developing, or that expectations are higher than their current skill level. Dr. Ross Greene’s philosophy helps us shift our perspective. Instead of asking “why won’t they behave?” we can shift to “what’s getting in their way?” Maybe it’s emotional regulation. Maybe it’s problem-solving. Maybe it’s simply overwhelm. When we shift from discipline to collaboration, we help them build the tools they need to truly succeed. Save for when you need this reminder!
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If you’re drowning in holiday shipping boxes, go full ‘90s childhood energy & build a cardboard city with family or a neighbor! 🌱 Let the kids take the lead with planning (step in with support only when needed) ✂️ Set out simple tools (tape, markers, scissors) 🤝 Keep the focus on collaboration over perfection 🎨 Add creative options like fabric scraps, crayons, or other pieces of furniture 🧠 Open-ended building like this supports spatial awareness, creativity, early engineering skills, and learning to negotiate and collaborate. The goal isn’t a photo-worthy masterpiece, it’s the connection and the process. Save this for the next time a package arrives! What cardboard creations do your kids love?👇
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We often think of crafts as Pinterest-perfect, trendy, or elaborate, but children see them differently. They crave connection, hands-on exploration, and joy... and those things can be found in the simplest activities. ✨ Let this be your gentle reminder this holiday season to focus on what feels good for you and your family; simple can be just as magical. 🎄 What are some of your favorite holiday crafts? Share them in the comments! 🤍
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We held our holiday sale earlier this month, but we love this chance to express gratitude and celebrate small businesses! Every Sprout piece is lovingly designed and crafted under one roof, right here in the United States. We can’t wait keep growing and enjoying this community together. Thank you for being here and for all the ways you show support, your trust and care mean everything to us. For Small Business Saturday, use code ShopSmall for 10% off the SBS collection PLUS 💌 Orders over $300 get a $25 Sprout Gift Card 💌 Orders over $500 get a $50 Sprout Gift Card 2025 has been a challenging year for many small businesses, and we are just grateful to be here. Tell us why you’re here and what you’d like to see from us next! #smallbusinesssaturday
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Children often find the world around them highly stimulating, with every sight and sound capturing their attention. In Montessori, it is often spoken about how things in the world are so new to young children, that everything is new and exciting and invites their attention. This can make it challenging for them to concentrate! By setting up a space facing a wall or with a less stimulating view, we can help them focus better on a task, whether it’s eating, reading, or engaging in creative play. Different ways that you may utilize a child-sized table and chair set: 💚 Prepare a non-distracting and accessible space for snacks, but have your child seated with the family for social same-level interaction for dinner 💚 Keep the table in their bedroom, like a desk 💚 Include it in your calm corner, where the child can retreat to a peaceful spot as they process their feelings 💚This can be their special meal spot. You can choose to use the table for solo meals or snacks in a quiet spot, especially if the child needs a break from highly stimulating spaces. You could also choose to join them at their low table, like a floor table The Weaning Set is lightweight and adaptable, so you can use it for one of the purposes above, or even ALL of them, depending on your needs at any given moment. What are your thoughts on a child’s table facing the wall? Let us know in the comments below
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Waiting is a skill that develops slowly. To truly wait, a child needs an understanding of time-not just what “five days” means, but what that amount of time actually feels like, so hearing “only 5 more days!” often means.. nothing at all. For young children, it’s confusing, overwhelming, and almost impossible to wrap their heads around. A simple countdown chain meets them right where they are developmentally. It turns something abstract into something concrete with one link for each day. Each morning, they can remove a link and see the time getting shorter. It’s a respectful, child-centered tool that supports their growing sense of time and reduces frustration for you. When they ask, “How long until..?” you can gently guide them: “Let’s go check the chain.” Do you use paper chains at your house?
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