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Montessori School Blog in Eden Prairie, MN
Our team here at Eden Prairie Montessori Learning is proud to be a major part of the local community.
With two locations across Eden Prairie, we interact with a great deal of parents and children and do all we can to help enrich their lives.
On this page, you’ll find a collection of blog posts published by our staff that cover a variety of topics, from the latest in Montessori education to tips and tricks on how to have a better relationship with your child at home. Check back often for the latest news and updates!

Let’s talk about one of the best things about toddlers (aside from their adorable vocabulary and unmatched snack enthusiasm): they love to help. Truly. Whether they’re dragging a broom twice their size across the floor or insisting on stirring the pancake batter, they’re all in.
To them, daily tasks aren’t “chores” - they are important jobs! Real, grown-up work. Work that says, you matter and you belong here.
But if your once-eager toddler has morphed into a bigger kid who suddenly seems less thrilled about helping out, you’re not alone. As children grow, they become more independent and focused on their own interests. It’s totally natural and actually a beautiful sign of their development!
Still, that doesn’t mean the desire to help disappears. We just have to nurture it a little differently. Here are some simple, Montessori-inspired ways to keep that helpful spirit alive as your child grows...

Have you ever wondered what Montessori Style Parenting is all about? Rooted in the educational philosophy of Dr. Maria Montessori, this parenting approach emphasizes respect, independence, and hands-on learning tailored to your child's natural development. Montessori Parenting isn't about rigid rules or intensive schedules—it's a thoughtful, child-centered way to support your little one's growth, curiosity, and confidence. In this blog post, we’ll explore the core principles of Montessori Parenting and how you can incorporate them into everyday life at home.

Transitioning from diapers to using the toilet is a significant milestone for both children and their families. Dr. Maria Montessori acknowledged that children are continually striving for independence, which includes mastering toilet use. The Montessori approach to this developmental stage emphasizes the child's learning process over traditional training methods.

Are you curious to see what it looks like inside a Montessori classroom? Follow along as we offer you a peek inside Eden Prairie Montessori and find out what sets us apart from traditional preschools! Montessori classrooms are often referred to as prepared environments, designed with great care to nurture children's independence and cognitive growth. These thoughtfully arranged spaces are not only visually appealing but also embody the core principles of Maria Montessori’s pioneering educational philosophy.

"Establishing lasting peace is the work of education..." - Maria Montessori
Maria Montessori believed that children are the foundation of a more peaceful world. She saw education as a powerful tool for shaping future generations who value respect, empathy, and harmony. At Eden Prairie Montessori, peace education is not just a lesson but a way of life, integrated into daily routines and interactions.







