Montessori bedroom twins

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I'll share with you some of what I have learned and experienced when it comes to raising twins in a Montessori home. Things such as the prepared environment, a prepared adult, observation, and knowledge of the needs of the child. I'll also share with you some tips to get you started on your journey of raising twins in a Montessori home. I hope something in this post inspires and encourages you. Raising twins is hard yet such rewarding work. Our Montessori home has served us well!

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Multiples are a blast! Before we went for an ultrasound I knew we were expecting more than one. Normally a very active person, I couldn't even walk up a flight of stairs without being winded (yay for low blood pressure). There are so many items that that are necessary for singletons and multiples, like cameras and carseats, and items for Montessori infants that we had, like their topponcino. This is just a list of must haves, things, that I can't imagine surviving without, for twins…