
1. Simplify
As many parents know, toys and books can accumulate over time, leading to a cluttered and disorganized play space – we’ve all been there! This overwhelming disarray can fracture your child’s attention and is not conducive to focused learning. Simply put, you don’t need to throw away a bunch of toys. Instead, you can put extra toys that you see your child growing bored of in storage and leave out only the new and familiar favorites. Simplification also applies to the color scheme. Montessori spaces use more neutral colors than commonly found children’s play areas. An array of clashing, bright colors can be distracting and overstimulating. Instead, a more neutral color tone sets a soothing atmosphere that promotes concentration. Simplifying ensures that the area is not only clean and tidy, but also that the space is highly valued. By seeing how everything serves a purpose, children learn how to respect their environment.2. Rotate toys and books regularly

3. Give everything a place

4. Get low
