I'm so glad you found us too and that you found the video helpful! We have an amazing free support group on Facebook as well with over 200k members, we do free monthly events with experts and have so many resources for parents. We would love to see you in there: Montessori at Home (0-3 years) or find us on IG @guideandgrow.....welcome to the community!
im not even having a baby, my sister is lol, but she's a very busy doctor so i plan to help out as much as i possibly can with my niece. this is very helpful!
Please mention at which week to introduce munari mobile and octahedron mobile? And also which week onwards rattle can be given? Thanks for the video by the way ☺️
This is a great blog to answer those questions :) "How to Use Montessori Mobiles to Encourage a Newborn Baby's Development and Delight - Living Montessori Now" livingmontessorinow.com/use-montessori-mobiles-encourage-newborn-babys-development-delight/#:~:text=The%20Next%20Montessori%20Mobiles&text=It's%20typically%20introduced%20from%208,mobiles%2Fhanging%20toys%20for%20grasping!
You can keep them for a few weeks at a time, the most important is to observe your child and if they are looking and engaged with them then keep them up :)
Black and white is helpful as this is the only colour shades they can see so even if you did have colour they would see it as a grey scale. Everything doesn't have to be wood but this is a natural and sensory way that children can explore the world around them, it gives a more rich experience
There are so many of the mobiles you can just make on your own or even just print out black and white patterns and hold them in front of your baby, we have lots of DIY budget friendly examples in our FB group - you can join for free facebook.com/groups/Montessoriathome0to3years
Too many of these types of videos probably have some good information, but lack the proper audio. WHY MUST I MAX MY VOLUME TO HEAR A BLOODY THING?!?!?? That alone deserves a thumbs-DOWN.
We are so sorry to hear this! We have the most amazing wireless microphone we have just invested in so that this problem doesn't happen so our newer vids will be absolutely perfect! Watch this space and thanks for being so understanding....this is all new to us so we are learning. We value your feedback
@@GuideGrowTV What makes it annoying for me is when YT adds an advertisement. I have to quickly hit the mute button or suffer getting my ears blasted by a rather loud commercial. Your info is why I watched the video (with captions) as I will soon have twins keeping my wife & I very busy. If you use Adobe Premiere or other software (like Adobe SoundBooth) that can adjust the sound-volume in decibels, then I recommend keeping the volume around -12db with occasional peaks to -8db. The general range can be -10db to -20db. Just avoid having the sound at 0db as you will bleed the audience's ears. :) In terms of equipment, you could get a lapel microphone that attaches to your shirt. And/or, use a directional microphone (Rode is a popular brand).
Thank you so much for that advice we will pass it onto our video editing team and yes we have just invested in a Rode wireless lapel microphone and receiver! Thanks for being patient with us and your advice ☺️
I stumbled on this video by accident and my baby is due in August! I'm so happy we found you!!
I'm so glad you found us too and that you found the video helpful! We have an amazing free support group on Facebook as well with over 200k members, we do free monthly events with experts and have so many resources for parents. We would love to see you in there: Montessori at Home (0-3 years) or find us on IG @guideandgrow.....welcome to the community!
im not even having a baby, my sister is lol, but she's a very busy doctor so i plan to help out as much as i possibly can with my niece. this is very helpful!
Love the family support! Good on you for being the supportive auntie - I can relate with two gorgeous nieces myself :)
This video is so helpful. Thank you so much. And your voice is so smooth 😋
You are very welcome, thank you for you kind words
Everything you need for know on how to start with a new born 🙏🏻🥰🙏🏻
Yes! Absolutely :)
You mentioned the baby rattle was hand made, do you have a video or tools used to make it, I’d greatly appreciate it
Hi There! It is just a piece of thin wooden dowel with two screw bells twisted into each side :)
Please mention at which week to introduce munari mobile and octahedron mobile? And also which week onwards rattle can be given? Thanks for the video by the way ☺️
This is a great blog to answer those questions :) "How to Use Montessori Mobiles to Encourage a Newborn Baby's Development and Delight - Living Montessori Now" livingmontessorinow.com/use-montessori-mobiles-encourage-newborn-babys-development-delight/#:~:text=The%20Next%20Montessori%20Mobiles&text=It's%20typically%20introduced%20from%208,mobiles%2Fhanging%20toys%20for%20grasping!
Good job 👍
Where did you get the frame to hang the mobiles. Thanks in advance
It was from Michael Olaf website but they do not sell them anymore unfortunately :(
What is the size of the mirror ?
How often should you change the mobiles?
You can keep them for a few weeks at a time, the most important is to observe your child and if they are looking and engaged with them then keep them up :)
does everything need to be wooden or black and white?
Black and white is helpful as this is the only colour shades they can see so even if you did have colour they would see it as a grey scale. Everything doesn't have to be wood but this is a natural and sensory way that children can explore the world around them, it gives a more rich experience
@@GuideGrowTV thank you for your reply! most things I have are black and white, but wasn't sure about the wood toys. love the videos! very helpful!
@@mollykmetty9773 so glad you are finding them helpful!
Where is the wooden hanger from? :)
It was from Michael Olaf website but they do not sell them anymore unfortunately :(
i wish all of this stuff are cheap in here.. Most montessori stuff are so overpriced
There are so many of the mobiles you can just make on your own or even just print out black and white patterns and hold them in front of your baby, we have lots of DIY budget friendly examples in our FB group - you can join for free facebook.com/groups/Montessoriathome0to3years
Too many of these types of videos probably have some good information, but lack the proper audio. WHY MUST I MAX MY VOLUME TO HEAR A BLOODY THING?!?!??
That alone deserves a thumbs-DOWN.
We are so sorry to hear this! We have the most amazing wireless microphone we have just invested in so that this problem doesn't happen so our newer vids will be absolutely perfect! Watch this space and thanks for being so understanding....this is all new to us so we are learning. We value your feedback
@@GuideGrowTV
What makes it annoying for me is when YT adds an advertisement. I have to quickly hit the mute button or suffer getting my ears blasted by a rather loud commercial.
Your info is why I watched the video (with captions) as I will soon have twins keeping my wife & I very busy.
If you use Adobe Premiere or other software (like Adobe SoundBooth) that can adjust the sound-volume in decibels, then I recommend keeping the volume around -12db with occasional peaks to -8db. The general range can be -10db to -20db. Just avoid having the sound at 0db as you will bleed the audience's ears. :)
In terms of equipment, you could get a lapel microphone that attaches to your shirt. And/or, use a directional microphone (Rode is a popular brand).
Thank you so much for that advice we will pass it onto our video editing team and yes we have just invested in a Rode wireless lapel microphone and receiver! Thanks for being patient with us and your advice ☺️
Are you able to tell me the names of the black and white books? 🤍
Black & White by Tana Hoban -> amzn.to/3ScPAwP
Other baby black and white board books: amzn.to/3InQ1Qu, amzn.to/3xAkZjh, amzn.to/3YMYxPS, amzn.to/3KFBiTN