Reggio for infants

Paige loves to explore. But since she still mouths everything I wanted to find a way for her to safely explore objects that would be unsafe for her otherwise. I had saved a bunch of her baby food c…

Create a simple yet stimulating baby play area using open-ended toys made from natural materials and incorporating some philosophies from Montessori and Reggio thinking. When baby Bean was newborn we put together a baby play space based on Reggio ideas of simplicity, light and real materials, and that included no plastic toys or electronic gizmos....Read More »

I’ve noticed that mirrors are the newest trend in childcare classrooms (of course… Reggio Emilia preschool centres have been using them forever, infant classrooms have always had a mirr…

Click here to see our photos from a tour of one truly incredible teacher in Tulsa, OK. They serve 0-5 year old children in an emergent curriculum setting.

I've been crazy busy since our vacation, so no new sewing projects. However, I wanted to share with you a project that I did with the littl...

Discover the magic of introducing loose parts to infants and toddlers with 3 simple steps. Foster creativity, exploration, and development.

Share Wildflower Ramblings!We have been enjoying child led playdough exploration around here lately. Mirrors, objects from nature, and small parts can make play dough an inviting time of open ended learning and creation for little ones. {This post contains affiliate links, please see my disclosure policy.} We shared 5 ways to make letters using playdough, and...

Posts about Infants written by Carolina Saenz-Molina