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Continue reading →: A Guide to Michaelmas: Meaning, Traditions, & BooksMichaelmas emphasizes good over evil, compassion, and self-discovery during darkening days. We created activities revolving around courage and dragons and read stories about facing your fears.
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Continue reading →: Celebrating Autumn EquinoxThe Autumn Equinox, occurring on September 22nd, marks the balance between day and night, symbolizing the start of Autumn. Celebrations emphasize gratitude for the harvest and nurturing relationships through festivals. Activities can include enjoying seasonal foods, reflections on nature, and making nature-themed projects.
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Continue reading →: Embracing Summer with Kids: Sand CraftsAs Summer comes to an end, cherish the end of the season with your kids by making sand handprints, seashell sensory bins, and more.
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Continue reading →: 2 Month Old Tummy Time and Sleep PatternsBabies at 2 months old may need some support to get through tummy time, and that’s okay! Naps are also sporadic but sleep will be leading up to longer stretches at night.
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Continue reading →: Creating a Sleep Routine for Your 3 Month Old BabyAt three months, establishing a routine for your baby is essential. I’ll explain how to find their sleepy cues, figure out their wake windows, and help create a predictable schedule.
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Continue reading →: 15 Things I Learned as a Parent That Seem Like Common Sense NowBecoming a parent means learning lots of new things. I’m going to share tips that seem like common sense, but really weren’t at the time, so you don’t have to learn them the hard way!
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Continue reading →: Maximizing Newborn Sleep: Day and Night StrategiesIn the early months, newborns lack sleep associations, but establishing consistent routines and other strategies can create long-term healthy sleep habits.
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Continue reading →: What to Do When Your Toddler Hits Your BabyToddlers can have trouble adapting to their younger siblings. This can sometimes lead to hitting which can be difficult to navigate but is very important to stop fast. Here’s what works, what doesn’t, and a step by step guide on how to act.
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Continue reading →: Waldorf Leaf Lantern Craft & Lantern Walk: Celebrating Martinmas or the Autumn SeasonWith autumn here, it gets darker so much earlier in the day. It’s the perfect time for an activity that brings light into the darkness! Waldorf families traditionally make lanterns and go for a lantern walk to celebrate Martinmas, which is a story about a man named Martin who came…
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Continue reading →: The Ultimate Baby Registry Guide: Detailed Insights on Every EssentialHere’s a guide to essential and nice-to-have baby products, including clothing, health items, feeding supplies, and furniture. It emphasizes prioritizing necessities and suggests practical tips for selecting and managing items, ensuring new parents feel less overwhelmed as they prepare for their baby’s arrival.
A combination of the best of both worlds: Waldorf and Montessori
Living intentionally by combining the whimsical nature of Waldorf with the focus on independence in Montessori.
Hello,
I’m Sabrina
Welcome to The Waldessori Mom! I’m a stay-at-home mom of two boys, sharing our parenting journey through a blend of Waldorf and Montessori at home. Here you’ll find practical tips and reflections on motherhood, plus inspiration for slow, screen-free living, activities that foster independence and creativity, seasonal rhythms, and meaningful family traditions.
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