At Home Guidance 

The hardest part of teaching your child independence is the "following through" with everything. 

As parents, we are always in a rush and help our child get ready, but when there is an environment made for them and we guide them to independence, they will do it on their own.

Your children want to do adult activities with you, so allowing your child to help you take care of your home environment will also grow their motor skills.

Young children go through sensitive periods as they grow and it is important to follow it for their development.

If you look at Dr. Montessori's study on child development, it will explain why your child acts the way they do in situations.

The words and tones of voices we use make a big difference on how the child responds to you.