infant childcare
What if a mistake didn’t need to be corrected by an adult? In a Montessori classroom, a child may discover the answer independently, and that small moment of realization can become a powerful learning experience. Self-correction in Montessori is built into many learning materials and classroom activities. Rather than immediately telling children what went wrong, Montessori…
Children learn through doing, testing, adjusting, and trying again. A child who climbs a structure, pours water into a container, carries a tray, or attempts a new practical life activity is not simply completing a task. They are learning to assess what they can do, make decisions, and respond when something does not work as…
At the Montessori School of Chantilly, we believe that the foundation of all early childhood learning is a deeply nurturing environment. For a child to truly thrive, they must first feel safe, seen, and supported. This philosophy is at the core of our approach to education, especially in our infant and toddler programs. Building a…
At the Montessori School of Chantilly, we believe that fostering independence in infants is a cornerstone of their growth and development. Our carefully curated Montessori environment makes this a reality, allowing each child to thrive. Here are four key ways our program supports infant independence. A Stimulating and Nurturing Space Our Montessori infant care environment…
