The Montessori Place- TMP

Our first live is almost here!!!

We ( & .mrsa) are pleased to announce our monthly live session series for parents called -'The Parent Life: the good, the bad, and the chaos.'

For the month of March, we will be tackling a topic that's been stressing some of us out - creating a Homework Friendly space at home📚 🏘.
Whether you're dealing with toddlers doing "school" or big kids needing focus, we will be sharing tips, tricks, and real talk about making homework time less chaotic.

Join us live on Saturday, 21st March,2026, at 7pm WAT on instagram.

Come share your struggles and learn effective hacks!

Today was impactful! Truly a VIBE ! 💡

I trained the teaching staff on an important topic - SCHOOL BEHAVIORS: HANDLING PROBLEMS where we explored common pupils and students’ behaviors, effective positive behavior toolkits, ways to handle school behaviors with some real talk and practical strategies.

As a trainer, I’m all about empowering teachers, school leaders, and parents to create environments where children thrive! 🚀

Want to see how we do it? Let’s chat about bringing this training to your school 📚💬

Hey mamas and papas! 😊

We are super excited to announce the launch of our monthly IG live series: *Parent Life: the good, the bad, and the chaos* 🍼👶🏽

As parents and educators, we know we’re all in this crazy, beautiful thing together. Some days are full of giggles and snug cuddle sessions, and others... well, let’s just say coffee is involved 🤣

Join us ( & .mrsa ) live every month as we dive into REAL parenting convos: from messy meltdowns to parenting wins, and all the in-betweens. We’ll be sharing real experiences, answering your Qs, and chatting with fellow parents who are experts in various topics/fields.

First live: 21st March, 2026📆
Time: 7PM WAT
Topic: “Dealing with homework stress and melting points”

We would love to have you there! 😊 Share with a fellow parent who needs a little parenting squad love 💕

Dear educators, you haven’t taught if the child hasn’t learned!

Read that again!

Research shows that routines support healthy social emotional development in early childhood.

Children with regular routines at home have self-regulation skills, the building blocks of good mental health.

When children learn to regulate feelings and behaviors, it means they are able to identify their feelings and have skills to manage those feelings so that they don’t feel overwhelmed.

Young children who learn to do this well are better able to adapt to everyday challenges, stressors, and new expectations.

What your child’s back to school@daily routine should entail:
•Wake-up time
•Prep time (this includes bath, breakfast and dress up for school)
•Rest/Nap time after school
•Study time (this includes homework, book reading, other academic works)
•Play time/Screen time (this depends on your family rules whether or not your kids do screen time during school)
•Bath time
•Bedtime

I understand that doing or being your best as parents isn’t easy however, I’m rooting for you and I know you can do it. Take it one step at a time and pretty soon it will all come easy for you.