Social-emotional learning and peace education are integral parts of Montessori philosophy, intertwining beautifully to nurture well-rounded individuals. Montessori's focus on empathy, conflict resolution, and fostering a peaceful environment aligns seamlessly with the principles of social-emotional learning.

​Together, they cultivate emotionally intelligent, compassionate, and harmonious individuals prepared to navigate life's complexities with grace and understanding.

​Below you will find some resources that we hope you will explore and use as a guide to help you navigate the ever-changing relationships you share with your child(ren).

Early Childhood Age (2 1/2-6) Development and Support from AMS
The idea of the characteristics of children ages 2½ – 6 and their “sensitive periods,” along with thoughts about what you, as a parent, can do to support them at home.

​Connected and Firm Responses
Ways to connect with your child in times when correction needs to occur or boundaries need to be enforced.

​Positive Discipline Language
Ways to approach your child when they need redirecting.

​Belief Behind the Behavior
An introduction to understanding behaviors and your child's mistaken beliefs.

​The Brain in the Hand
An easy to understand visual of the brain science behind "flipping your lid."