Diy montessori pull up bar

Jason made Lilly a Montessori-style pull up bar, and watching her use it is amazing. I've been reading a bit about Montessori teaching lately, and one feature of Montessori nurseries is the pull up bar. Many people mount this to the wall, but, not wanting to put holes in the wall for something that is…

A pull up bar is a great way to help promote strength in Baby’s legs and encourage them to pull up or stand! Added toys on a shelf and mirrors also keeps Baby engaged for a longer time!

DIY baby pull up bar for Montessori based play room

Baby C went from crawling to cruising so fast. It’s hard to keep up with this little bean! Problem is, the only thing she could really use for her newfound acti…

Pull-up Bar for Door: My six-year-old son wanted a pull-up bar for his doorway. Commercial ones were about $20, and that would have eaten up his savings. So we made one out of plywood and a dowel. Note: My son weighs 44 pounds. If you're making one for…

Building a baby ballet bar gives your on-the-move infant a safe place to practice pulling up to standing. Plus, how cute is it? Putting a mirror behind it also allows them to practice self-recognition and imitate their own movements. Click on the photo to see how you can do this simple project.

Easy 1-Hour Baby Pull-Up Bar!: It has been a few years since I last published an instructable, but now I've got a little baby Procrastibaker who is just starting to become mobile. She is 7 months old and just learned to pull herself up on furniture, and took to cruising like a c…

How to Make a DIY Pull-Up Bar for Your Baby - Create a safe place for your mobile baby to develop her standing skills. Your baby can cruise along the rail and play with herself in the mirror. Great for learning through play. #baby #diy #babytips #babyactivities #babyactivity #learningthroughplay #montessori #newmoms

Unlock Independent Gardening for Kids: Child-Sized Tools Discover how child-sized gardening tools can empower your little ones to independently and safely participate in the family's outdoor chores. Embrace their natural curiosity and develop their practical skills with appropriately sized rakes, brooms, and other garden implements.

A look at our Montessori movement area and a discussion on movement area essentials.

I saw the post for this D.I.Y. Gym from Doman Mom and knew our little climber needed one! It has many uses too – beyond just a gym. It can be a play gym for an infant – just attach thos…

Baby pull up bar project(:

Montessori Baby Activities: Pull Up Bar #MontessoriActivities #babyactivities

For children that need assistance pulling up, standing, stepping, etc…, homemade parallel bars can be a fun and useful toy/tool. And they’re super-fun for older brothers and sisters to …