I recently shared a tour of my son’s Montessori toddler bedroom and now it is time to share my daughter’s room tour. She just turned 1 and this is how her room has mostly looked for a few months now. It has many of the same qualities of my son’s Montessori toddler bedroom, but a few changes since she is younger.

Are you interested in designing a Montessori bedroom for your toddler? This post gives a tour of my son’s Montessori toddler bedroom and offers a guide on what to consider when creating a safe and developmentally appropriate Montessori bedroom for your child!

I have put a lot of effort into creating a kitchen space that is accessible for my toddler and serves the needs of our whole family. This looked different when we lived in our small apartment, but most of the factors were still present there as well. Here is a look at our kitchen and ways we make it accessible for our toddler (and baby!). My toddler is 2 years 9 months and my baby is 11 months.

This post gives a tour of our playroom. We have the sunroom off the living room as a dedicated Montessori playroom and homeschool room. It is a small room but filled with light and just perfect for our needs. We also have open-ended toys in the living room (which I will share later), but this room holds mostly our Montessori close-ended materials in addition to some books, art supplies, and musical instruments.