Montessori activities 12-15 months - Investigation Box

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In this video we talk about child development and age appropriate activities for babies aged 12-15 months. These videos are instructional videos to be used with Guide & Grow Montessori Rental Boxes, however can be a guide for those who want to find out more about Montessori age appropriate activities.
Now your toddler will begin to investigate the world around them from a whole new perspective walking independently & starting to carry things. Pikler triangles are used to encourage this or any other climbing or moving equipment. They also start using two hands together & more complex hand eye coordination movements. To create more independence at home you can introduce garment racks so children have access to clothes & shoes, stools around the home for dressing and a learning tower for the kitchen.
Watch this video to give you some great ideas on activities and how to set up the environment to help your child thrive during this period!
In case you were looking for some age appropriate activities and aren't able to rent our boxes check out this list we've put together for you!
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[@lauraiamgroot6463]

No more book recommendations?

[@lacoulter1]

My thirteen month old continues to put everything in her mouth. We have many Montessori style toys, but even with modeling she mouths things like puzzle pieces. Is there a way to help her grow out of this?

[@mymontessori3012]

It is still common for children at 13 months to mouth items as they are still trying to explore and learn. I would encourage them by stating "This is for (x)" rather than using the negative language of "Not for your mouth" or "Don't do that" you could watch our video on engaging cooperation this will help you with some strategies to tackle this too :)