Parent & Child Programs
Parent and Child Programs available at Farmhouse Montessori School during Term 1 in collaboration with Little Hands at Work Montessori Our Parent and Infant Class provides a gentle introduction to Montessori principles, supporting the earliest stages of development in a …
PARENT Infant Class
Parent and Child Programs available at Farmhouse Montessori School during Term 1 in collaboration with Little Hands at Work Montessori
Parent & Infant Class | 4 months – 14 months
Our Parent and Infant Class provides a gentle introduction to Montessori principles, supporting the earliest stages of development in a nurturing and collaborative environment. Designed for infants aged 4 to 14 months, this program encourages natural movement, sensory exploration, and early communication through carefully curated activities that promote cognitive, social, and physical growth.
Music, rhythm, and interactive experiences foster early language development and strengthen the parent-child bond. Parents and caregivers gain insights into their child’s developmental journey, learning practical ways to incorporate Montessori principles into daily life. This class also provides a space for families to connect, share experiences, and engage in meaningful discussions, fostering a supportive community that values respect, observation, and responsive caregiving.
PARENT Toddler Class
The goal of early childhood education should be to activate the child's own natural desire to learn.
Maria Montessori
Parent & Toddler Class | 14 months – 2 years
Our Parent and Toddler Class offers a welcoming and enriching environment where young children begin their journey of discovery alongside a trusted caregiver. Designed for children aged 1 to 2 years, this program nurtures independence, curiosity, and early social development through purposeful activities that align with Montessori principles.
In this thoughtfully prepared space, toddlers engage in hands-on experiences that support language acquisition, motor coordination, and social interaction. The mixed-age setting fosters peer learning, while our experienced educators guide parents in understanding their child’s emerging skills, fostering confidence and independence. Through exploration, movement, and meaningful engagement, children build a foundation for lifelong learning in a setting that respects their natural pace of development.