MONTESSORI AT HOME: The Child's Walk

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@anakapur6688 4 года назад

Ashley, your superpower is making Montessori accessible and relatable. To take all that theory from books, and show us what it looks like in practice in a family just like our own. Thank you for doing this and making us better parents, in turn. Loved this video - and the stock-images/cut-ins you've recently started including really look nice.. 👍

@anna.m8 4 года назад

I love how you are so considerate of all the different situations that families live in

@alyssacope5901 4 года назад

Such a fan of your page Ashley! You work so hard and your videos are so well thought out and informative :) and being able to watch Kylie and Mia grow up is such a blessing, thankyou for all your hard work as a mama and a content creator :) I am a trainee Montessori preschool teacher in the UK and over the last 6 months you have helped me soo much, and I cannot thankyou enough! My sister is due her first baby in june and I have passed on all your Montessori at home videos to guide her :) Thankyou so much, I am so greatful for your videos 😊

@bonniejames9496 4 года назад

This brought back memories of my own childhood. One of the most precious times during my childhood was exploring outside which I thankfully was able to do a lot of. I grew up in Switzerland and almost all of the school excursion were into the Forest or the Mountains. During free time, I spent most of my time outdoors with children aged between 1 or 2 years old as the youngest until teens, although usually the eldest was only about 12 years old though sometimes younger. We all played together without direct adult supervision. I can imagine that the parents of the youngest ones (the toddlers / babies) would have been watching from their homes nearby or at least checking in every now and again. In some way, I feel that we had a similar approach to Montessori without actually calling it that. The amount of trust placed in us young children to look after one another and particularly the small ones means so much to me today. Back then, it was normal. We loved looking after the little ones and we were super careful with them. In turn, they loved playing with us. It was truly a wonderful time. Our teachers also instilled a lot of trust in us as children. Upon my return to Australia, things were very different both during my free time and at school. Children have less independence and less trust is given to them. I do understand that the countries are different. Switzerland is very safe on the whole as there is a strong sense of community and looking out for one another. Australia is vast and people live more apart.

@bonniejames9496 4 года назад

And I must say. I appreciate nature so much and I always feel the need to go for walks and experience nature. It is a part of me. All of these things have a life long impact. I thank you so much for sharing the Montessori approach because it can be practised anywhere in the world and I really love that. In times where technology is prevailing, it is so refreshing and beautiful to learn about Montessori.

@m0bz0mb39 3 года назад

Yeah I really want to move to Finland because their education system and healthcare is amazing and I think that my children would have a much better start there than in America

@stefaniemarraccini3949 4 года назад

Great video. I love your suggestions without judgement approach. We collect “treasures” when we do a nature walk and then when we have impossible inclement weather, we do a scavenger hunt review in the basement. He loves “re-discovering” something that fascinated him previously. I also laminate fall leaves and we use those for Thanksgiving table place settings and decorations. This year we found rocks walking our neighborhood and are painting them instead of Easter Eggs and will put them in our garden boxes.

@anniemarie19 4 года назад

It had been years since I really noticed my environment, until I had my son. I love how quickly he can find the moon (even in daylight) or point out the birds chirping! Thank you for your beautiful videos, Ashley. It helps this mama feel supported and inspired!

@choosnau 4 года назад

I always feel so much better when I make a point before to relax and let my child take the lead on walks. He is 4 and really into riding his scooter and I tell him he can choose whatever way he wants and I'll follow. We went on an afternoon and evening family walk yesterday and covered over 8 miles. There's no reason I need to be controlling the situation outside and we both end feeling satisfied and happy. Im a little more uptight in everyday life and outside is my favorite "yes" zone! It was a beautiful day yesterday and I set up a paint station outside and said go crazy.

@sanayaseen5134 4 года назад

choo snau that’s such a good idea, ‘free play’-outdoors ..once a day. ☺️

@m0bz0mb39 3 года назад

I love taking my 4 year old son hikeing 2-4 times a week and we always go camping on the weekends, even if it's in our own backyard xD He loves rock climbing alot and is obsessed with cooking sausages over the fire *And loves painting sunsets

@renaethomas3982 4 года назад

Hey Ashley! Girl I must take the time out to tell you how grateful I am to have ran into you about 3 or so months ago. You are doing an awesome job in educating us about Montessori. You are very brilliant and inspiring. I learn a lot from you! After listening to you I have started to implement Montessori philosophies in my home with my son. The journey has been awesome so far and we have a lot of fun!!!.... There's so much to share with you but I'm strapped for time. I might inbox you one of these days! But keep these videos coming!!! We love and appreciate you and your family, your girls are awesome!❤❤😅😇😂

@catestaples2510 4 года назад

I live in northern Canada, and even in -25C we get outside! It's fun to come in from the cold and make hot chocolate and cuddle up together :) the contrasts in life can be enjoyed!

@NatasaShepherd 4 года назад

Really trying to do this during our one daily walk in the UK. Cannot wait until we can venture out much further, after the Corona situation, because at 20 months old she finds everything incredibly interesting and I'm just finding it amazing watching her!

@babynamesunday 4 года назад

You are so cute!!! 😍☺️ And I love how descriptive you are. Your delivery is so informative and so organized 🙏🏼

@jamiewilson-houghtalen5994 4 года назад

This is such a great reminder. I'm always rushing us through our walks.

@vladimir.zlokazov 3 года назад

I actually love putting my 2yo son in a child seat on my bike and go to some new place and then explore it at his pace.

@okay_but_still 4 года назад

I don’t even have kids and I watch all your videos. Very informative and interesting!

@i.destiny 4 года назад

Just did this today with my daughter in the rain! Of course I flinched when she decided to put her hands in the puddles, but I pulled myself back to just let her be. She thoroughly enjoyed it.

@pnwbabe748 4 года назад

Another great Montessori video that any parent can implement for $0. Love the "there's no such thing as bad weather" quote. It definitely made me rethink when we take our walks. Bravo Ashley!

@philippapay4352 4 года назад

Walks, hikes and geocaching are really lifesavers during this time of social-distancing and isolation wherein we all need to stay connected to the outdoors and have lots of stimulation in which we participate in an active manner. They can learn appropriate commands for the family dog, too, if they go on a walk or hike with you. They are going to have to go to school and work and other social obligations in all sorts of weather, so they may as well walk in it. We just know about different dangers from the ones our parents and grandparents knew. All of us know a kid can fall out of a tree and break a leg and we may be more aware of the dangers of head injuries on bicycles. But then grandma on the farm was more aware of getting lost and dying in a white-out blizzard where they had to string ropes from the farmhouse to the barn, so no one would die in the snow walking in circles. On the farm, they would have been more understanding of the dangers of animals who are intruded upon while eating or are of unknown temperament. If grandpa worked in a factory or on the docks, he was more aware of the potential deadly dangers of very cool looking large equipment of various kinds. Thank you.

@Feeding4rainbow 4 года назад

Perfect timing! My little one is walking really well now and we started doing this and noticed she was so happy and excited to be exploring more outside on the walk.

@juliadoula1104 4 года назад

hats my favourite Video so far

@MGB16 4 года назад

What a great video - I feel like my brain just expands just listening to you talk and how articulate you are x

@CarolinaSantos-xj8lm 4 года назад

Sometimes people take walking for granted, SO MANY THINGS kids can learn and experience during them. I just love this. Thanks again. 🥰🤗l

@rebecabencosme8992 4 года назад

Thanks for all these great tips. Since my daughter was a baby I’ve taken walks out in the park with her almost every day. Now that she’s older we still do that and also go out together to walk our dog. I will be implementing some of your tips into our walks.

@jodiramberg707 4 года назад

This is wonderful!! Thank you for not condemning the adult walk while pointing out how to do the child’s walk. 😊

@ashleybeazley 4 года назад

I just wanted to say I really appreciate you noting the age your girls are in months in a lot of your videos. I have a 10 month old so it’s great to know for perspective and activity ideas. I’m new to the channel and watching a lot of the older videos and I’m watching most of them out of order. I only learned about Montessori about a month ago and am enjoying your channel as a support and resource.

4 года назад

We live in a typical suburb neighborhood, we go for walks at least 3 times a day and I love that my daughter who is 19 months always noticed things like flowers, bugs , shadows... she loves to run to catch the pigeons...she loves to point to thing for me to name. I take the stroller and walk behind her .. sometimes I have hard time getting her to stop when a car os around but I try to let he run free. I am definitely going to start taking a basket for collecting. Thanks Ashley for your informative videos!

@CarolinaSantos-xj8lm 4 года назад

Omg, haven't even finished the video and I am already loving it! Wouldn't even thought that there were so many things to talk about walks. Thanks again, Ashley for everything. Definitely sharing this one too 😂 I wish every kid can have this experiences... one kid at a time!

@LinkinlovePark 4 года назад

Bringing a bucket/container along is such a good idea! Thank you! So many great tips.

@kayseacamp 4 года назад

As someone who feels most at home in nature this is one of the biggest things I look forward to with being a mother one day. I get emotional just thinking about experiencing nature with my children. Being able to emotionally and spiritually connect with both them and nature.

@marissarashid4755 4 года назад

YAI! The only RU-vidr i look forward to during quarantine 💕💪🏽

@WithoutVlogs 4 года назад

I take a two hour walk in the forest with our dog every single day and I can’t wait until I can take my future children with me on those walks. Let them run and explore with the dog, finding sticks and pinecones to take home for some fun projects. To listen to all the different birds and find pictures of the birds we heard in a book once we are home again 😍

@katew1030 4 года назад

Thank you for pointing out that their clothes should not prohibit them from exploring nature. My daughter's new, white dress became muddy after exploring a nearby creek. The natural elements were keeping her busy as I snapped some photos for her birthday. A few days of stain removing treatment and the mud is gone and my toddler has wonderful memories of playing in the mud, watching tadpoles, and throwing pebbles.

@jocelynnelson 3 года назад

I recently found your channel and have been watching it non-stop! I hope to be a stay-at-home mom one day and am saving your videos to my parenting playlist. Thank you for putting so much effort into making comprehensive Montessori videos!

@lollysbeautyshop96 4 года назад

My daugther loved our walks before the covid-19 break out, once were able to im definatly going to start going out with her again i now also have a 3 month old im so excited for my 18month old to encourage her brother to explore and enjoy discovering the world abit more xxx

@jackycollins9861 4 года назад

Love this video and the tips about how the child can pretty much do it themselves and it’s more important to spot the child rather than do it for them. Much love to you and your family! 💕

@CRG_ 4 года назад

Loved hearing the expectation of distances by age. The other day my 1.5yo went on a mile walk and had no problem. I was so impressed, now I know!

@babynamesunday 4 года назад

Collecting bags are my FAVE! I even so it myself! 💓💓💓💓

@JL14858 4 года назад

I had no idea little kids could walk that far. I've been taking my 3yo for bike rides while I walk the 8mo in the pram. Time to start her with walks too. Thank you so much!!!

@heili.t.6739 2 года назад

Oh, such a good tip about the bucket or bag to have on a walk with us👍. As usually I am the one picking up all small things and bringing them home with us until I figure out how to use them in an activity 😂...or waiting until he is old enough to use them. But so far at 16m old his favorite thing to bring back is a handful of rocks 😂

@theChewtoy 4 года назад

Love today's video! This is a gentle reminder and a great resource I'm definitely using ☺️☺️

@Jane-qg4jr 4 года назад

I'm proud when I know the name of the bird or flower we see 😅 Most of the time I forgot it till we are home to look at a book. But I will take your advice with taking a photo. We smell the flowers, look at their metamorphosis. In lack of the english names: the yellow Löwenzahn changes to the white Pusteblumen with the little umbrellas that fly away in the wind or when you blow at them. My daughter (almost 2) loves visiting our nearby construction zones, with their vehicles, the crane, process of building a house, pavement etc.

@sylvanicastellanos8649 4 года назад

Quality information which definitely helps a lot ,,,these ideas are great..loved the part about the walks and the weather,well if its raining just an umbrella might do it...thank you for the effort in sharing your knowledge and considering every little detail.blessings

@HannaPramholt 4 года назад

It's cool cause you can actually tell that you've done this with Kiley ( sorry if that's wrong, not sure if that's how you spell it) . She always says things like that, oh look maybe the sun went behind the clouds and that's why it's darker. It's so cool to see that she thinks about these things and it's obvious it's because you've put in the extra effort. My boy is two months younger than Mia now, and I do this when we walk our dog, he doesn't walk on his own yet, but in the carrier or the pram ill be telling him about the surroundings and we'll look at the birds and the. Clouds and the sun. Love your videos, Ive learnt so much from you! 💜

@HannaPramholt 4 года назад

Oh! And also, my parents always went for walks with our dog no matter what weather. And I love walking in the rain and snow, always did.

@victoriafairhurst6103 4 года назад

Love your videos! We try to walk with our 20 month old daughter daily, often we're out for 1.5 hours plus. Any tips for getting your child to go in one direction? Our little girl likes to double back the way we've come and zig zags all over the place, so it can take a long time to get anywhere at all. We're happy to take it slow with her and do a lot of what you mention naturally, but our nearest natural environment is a river walk and especially in the current circumstances, with many people getting their daily walk in the same space, we try and keep her moving in one direction. We'll encourage her to run (because she loves that), we'll sing nursery rhymes (because she loves to sing, dance and sign), we'll ask her to follow one of us, we'll try and entice her with something we see further ahead... Sometimes this becomes too difficult and we will put her in the pram for a break. I am just wondering if you or anyone else has some other tips or whether this is just expected at this age :-) Thanks for the vids x

@johnnyc.1878 4 года назад

Tagging along... I have the same situation with my 19 month old boy and I am desperate for some tips 😅

@rbear9575 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing! You make it seem very approachable and manageable. I'm excited to try this!

@harleybeaty9873 4 года назад

My hubs and I love your vids we are always watching them. I have a 2 year old little girl and a 3 month old little boy ❤️ thank you for your vids and your knowledge. Wish I had started my montessori journey sooner ❤️

@zenegyerekeknek 4 года назад

I'm wondering how long do you keep the things you collected? I'm afraid that they would pile up really easily.

@jackie4114 4 года назад

For something organic (flowers, leaves, etc.) you can put them in a glass jar or vase and display them as a centrepiece on the dining room table. My son is 1 and he loved seeing the dandelions he picked on the table. Older children can also help arrange the flowers and water them. For inorganic matter, I keep it in a small bucket that can be accessed by my son and when the bucket is full I empty it. It's mostly rocks, and while he sometimes plays with them inside, he doesn't have an attachment to any one in particular. If he did favour one, I'd keep it longer.

@zenegyerekeknek 4 года назад

Thank you, I really like these ideas!

@idletrains 4 года назад

Thank you, your content is always very informative and helpful!

@amylitz5163 4 года назад

Thanks for this great video 💜 outdoor time is so fun for the kids.

@steffanion 4 года назад

100 agreed, when i was a little girl i used to climb trees or higher places and i survived. Every scar has a story 😂

@amydoty6299 4 года назад

Who has tips/advice for responding when a toddler is obsessed with bugs but immediately smashes them? I want to encourage curiosity and independence but also respect for living things.

@cherryblossom0426 4 года назад

Wonderful as always, Ashley 🌈💗 Much love

@andressapereira1841 4 года назад

You're so informative.

@AmmaraSHAH773377 3 года назад

I also kept getting distracted by the use of the word 'boon' because it just reminded me of the character from Lost

@winniechen943 2 года назад

To add on to something you said, I would recommend collecting PICTURES of the items instead of the actual items in a ziploc bag to bring home. You can even use one of those new Polaroids and make an album of all the things you find outside. Taking the item home goes against the practice of leave no trace because you are teaching children to remove things from its natural environment. We should be teaching them to have as little impact as possible which is what environmental stewardship is all about. Letting kids think it’s ok to take a leaf home from the park is how we end up with signs in national parks asking people to not take any rocks or shells they find because if everyone who visited took one thing home, there wouldn’t be much left to see.

@Heelsandholster 4 года назад

Hi Ashley! Love this! We walk every day. I try to take it slow and allow Leonidas and Maverick to observe things.

@LukjanovArt 4 года назад

Lovely video yet again! Thank you for sharing

@marie-louiseweerheim4224 4 года назад

Nice! At the moment I walk with the stroller because I need the exercise. I would like my toddler to have walks too. With all the activities you do with your children, reading about Montesori, DIY, laundry, groceries, vlogging, I wonder when do you tidy and clean the house? Can you do a video on how you plan your day? For exempel today my toddler discoverd painting :). But we didnt have time to go on a walk. She did play in the garden though. P.s. she liked playing boat on the wobbel ;)

@yelenav3409 4 года назад

Well said. I love these videos

@basebelle 4 года назад

2 questions: 1) Everyone always talks about cold weather or rainy weather - but how do you manage hot and sunny weather that is uncomfortable for the adult? Do I just sweat it out and suffer or is there some suggestion someone has for making walks on hot days more bearable? For reference, I'm in Florida. 2) How do you manage a younger baby while allowing your toddler to explore? Stroller? Babywearing? Wagon?

@HapaFamily 4 года назад

I would consider perhaps bringing an umbrella to shade out some of the sun as you walk? Also, take breaks in the shade whenever you can, and bring lots of water. And sunscreen! I’m originally from Florida, so I am totally familiar with what you’re talking about. :) as for what to do with the baby, I usually put her in the carrier or a wagon. ☺️👍🏻

@basebelle 4 года назад

@@HapaFamily great suggestion about the umbrella! When did you start using a wagon for Mia?

@HapaFamily 4 года назад

basebelle Just recently, at 12 months! :) But some babies are ready far before that, as long as they can sit up very well on their own. I think we started using the wagon with Kylie around 10 months old, but then again, she was already walking by 11 months. Mia is not walking yet.

@courtneycoon2088 4 года назад

My kiddo and I are lucky to be able to spend a lot of time outdoors together but here is our constant struggle: she loves to pick all our neighbors flowers! I like to give her space and let her explore without hovering over her but then she'll quickly and sneakily grab handfuls of flowers. Any suggestions?

@shehrozmushtaq6877 4 года назад

Thank you :) loved this video :)

@plearmond 4 года назад

Curious if you ever take your dogs on the child's walk? We often try to pull double duty and take them at the same time but the preferred pace for a dog and a two year old are obviously different. Any suggestions for bringing a patient pup along?

@ljbryan5686 4 года назад

I know you've talked about it before but its always so shocking to see y'all in shorts with snow on the ground 😂😂

@MGB16 4 года назад

LJ Bryan hey I was curious about that, where did she talk about it? Would love to learn more about her perspective on clothing and the outdoors. Thanks :)

@ljbryan5686 4 года назад

@@MGB16 it was in a recent vlog. just that they're used to the cold and they dont really notice it anymore.

@PlantHoardingAdventures 4 года назад

great video as always! what are your thought about shoes and foot development if you even have an opinion... I've done a bunch of reading on minimal soles for kids and its all good stuff and I myself love minimal shoes but my parents don't seem to agree they keep telling me my baby will be flatfooted.

@Gergana23FIU 2 года назад

My son walks some, but wants to be carried by me a lot too. How can I encourage him to walk more?

@sarahmaywoodruff1443 4 года назад

Now days whenever I see a video of people walking I hear "Sunshine Day" by the "Brady Bunch". Anyone else? Just me? Okay.

@saraha4488 4 года назад

Great video, thank you! What is your take on shoes while outside? My 18 month old always wants to go barefoot and I’m okay with it but safety and I’m not sure how it would be for her foot development. What do you think?

@Elvaelvaku 4 года назад

I love walking outside with my boy everyday even just 10/20 minutes. As you mention child walk can start as soon as they are walking, do you have any suggestion How can we let them learn from daily walk for smaller baby because they are still learning how to walk? Like how did you let Mia to explore ?

@HapaFamily 4 года назад

I usually put Mia in the carrier on me, or in the wagon. She does not like being in a stroller at all, I think she feels super confined because the straps hold her down and she can’t lean forward or turn around to look at anything. I suppose being in the carrier might make her feel the same way, but she has never seemed to complain about being in the carrier. 🤷🏼‍♀️

@Elvaelvaku 4 года назад

Hapa Family my son is ok with stroller but I could feel he wants to go touching things. I want to let him touch nature as much as I can but he can’t fully walk yet so he can only watch most of the time 😢

@Elvaelvaku 4 года назад

Lotta Leben that’s great idea! Maybe just let them to crawl and explore out 😊

@HapaFamily 4 года назад

Elva Ku Totally fine to let them crawl and explore, just supervise closely to make sure they don’t put anything in their mouths. 🥰 They’re just more apt to do that during the crawling stage.

@anna-katehowell9852 4 года назад

Love this!

@HapaFamily 4 года назад

Thank you! 💕 How are you feeling?!?

@anna-katehowell9852 4 года назад

@@HapaFamily mostly better. no fever, not much trouble breathing, only a little pain. Still no energy or appetite, and I suspect I have at least one cracked rib, or at least very bruised. This is day 25 for me, so I am definitely almost recovered. 😇 Thank you so much for asking. Hope all of your loved ones are well.

@HapaFamily 4 года назад

Anna Katherine Howell I’m so relieved to hear that. We are doing okay thus far, thanks. Wishing you all the best. 🥰

@odileidysbasanta 4 года назад

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@neydinhaify 4 года назад

I Loved your vídeo...👏👏👏👏👏😻

@CuisinierKitchenbyDeepuAntony 4 года назад

You are really wow.😻😻😻😻👍love to watch ur videos

@zuchankithan5210 4 года назад

Hi Ashley! I have been watching and loving all your videos. I have watched all the videos from Montessori At Home vlog. I really have one confusion regarding language. I am from Nagaland, India(We have our own tribal language and babies/toddlers are encourage to learn it from the very young age). So, how do we really start with language when English is not our first language?🤷🏻‍♀️ We teach, learn and speak english in schools and colleges however we also have our own mother tongue to teach a baby/children (at home). Can you please suggest how to go about it? Shall we balance both the languages at one go or have to wait for the right age or I don’t know 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

@claudiag.5163 4 года назад

I wish I had known about this when my son was little. He's 8 yrs old now, has autism and ADHD and is very everywhere. Can this practice still work for him? Can I change something to change all he knows up until now?

@andyquan2145 4 года назад

A question: my baby is around 13 M old and is trying to learn how to walk alone. When I take him outdoor, he seems to be quite afraid of standing/sitting on grass. I don't quite get what he is afraid of though. Any suggestion?

@keturahmash9329 4 года назад

Is this from the time the child is able to walking independently?

@zenegyerekeknek 4 года назад

What would you do if your child decided in the future that they no longer like going outside and want to stay in?

@deborahundergrace2776 4 года назад

I think you should let them be comfortable with that especially during these times .

@alenanelaeva6527 4 года назад

How should a parent behave when the child wants to eat mud or rocks, etc.?

@Heelsandholster 4 года назад

I don't let my sons eat mud or rocks. I give them other ideas of things to do with the mud and rocks, such as feel it between their fingers.

@dcannon0110 4 года назад

Explain those things aren’t for their mouths - ... they may have a vitamin deficiency. Idk

@sanayaseen5134 4 года назад

hey ashley, really enjoyed watching this video..it’s very encouraging. Just wanted to suggest maybe go cherry picking with the girls or something alike. We did that as children on a farm , it’s one of the best memories i have xXx

@edoardoandgeorgia709 4 года назад

First😊😊

@lutfiag6373 4 года назад

Challenge accepted ! 🙂 But I will still cringe when my 12 month old wants to put grass or barks into his mouth..

@jenniferfrailecarnicer9070 4 года назад

Not a good moment for this video...😢

@HapaFamily 4 года назад

Sure it is! :) That's why I posted it! Getting outdoors right now is incredible for those in quarantine, as our family is, too. Good for physical AND our mental health right now! As long you're practicing social distancing properly.

@jenniferfrailecarnicer9070 4 года назад

@@HapaFamilywe have been on quarantine for one month. We aren't allowed to leave the house.I live in Spain. Police fine people for being outside

@choosnau 4 года назад

@@jenniferfrailecarnicer9070 sorry to hear it's so intense where you live

@HapaFamily 4 года назад

Jennifer Fraile Carnicer yikes! That is certainly difficult! 😬 Where we are, quarantine still allows for outdoor exercise, so long as social distancing is practiced. In any event, this video was intended for the long term, not just in the current moment. So hopefully you may be able to find it helpful for the future, as well! 🥰💕

@odileidysbasanta 4 года назад

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