Welcome to The Mobile Montessorian!
Whether you live in an RV or an apartment, a tiny home or a 4-bedroom house, Montessori is a philosophy that can be done anywhere and by anyone! These pages are our experiences with homeschool Montessori as full-time travelers.
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Featured Articles
No Crib, No Highchair, No Pacifier–The Reality of Montessori Parenting (Part 3)
One of the challenges we had as parents were expectations from friends and family for how to care for a baby; using a pacifier to soothe a [...]
No Crib, No Highchair, No Pacifier–The Reality of Montessori Parenting (Part 2)
A few weeks ago, I was sitting at dinner with my mother, my niece and my two-year-old daughter Daecklyn. Ducky was jumping up and down in her [...]
What is Montessori for Middle School Students?
When I talk about my work, most of the time people have at least heard the word “Montessori”. Sometimes they think it’s a religious school and sometimes [...]
No Crib, No Highchair, No Pacifier–The Reality of Montessori Parenting (Part 1)
This is not an article arguing with everyone that told me I should be using a crib, a highchair, and a pacifier (even though I didn't use [...]
A Full-Time Traveler’s Family Guide to The Five Cities
This full-time traveler's family guide is for families who want to know great campgrounds, grocery stores, and family fun stuff to do!
Prepare your Baby to Swim without Lessons
Children often enjoy the water, but how can we translate this into actual swimming? This post explains the steps we took to teach our toddler to love the water and let our daughter teach herself to swim.