{"id":5948,"date":"2019-11-20T16:46:17","date_gmt":"2019-11-20T15:46:17","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.polideas.it\/?p=5948"},"modified":"2020-09-11T10:09:16","modified_gmt":"2020-09-11T08:09:16","slug":"montessori-bedroom-useful-tips-for-furnishing-it-at-its-best","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.polideas.it\/en\/furnishing-ideas\/montessori-bedroom-useful-tips-for-furnishing-it-at-its-best\/","title":{"rendered":"Montessori room: useful tips for furnishing it in the best possible way"},"content":{"rendered":"

Have you heard of a Montessori Bedroom, but don't know exactly what it is? Or do you want to know how to furnish it in the right way? Here are all the answers<\/h2>\n

For children, their bedroom is a wonderful world where they spend a lot of time, especially during the winter season when the weather is not very inviting to go outside or play in the open air. the ideal refuge to play, read or study<\/strong>as well as rest. For this reason, the smallest children's bedroom must be made to measure for them, to meet their tastes and needs, while at the same time combining the sophistication of furnishing styles with security.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Then there is a type of bedroom that follows more precise tips, aimed at making this important room in the home a place where children feel at ease, safe and enveloped in family warmth, and where the presence of certain furnishings and accessories - and their arrangement in space - facilitate the development of their sense of responsibility and autonomy<\/strong>helping them to grow in a joyful and conscious manner.<\/p>\n

Let's talk about the famous Montessori Bedroom<\/strong>recommended by many paediatricians, educators and child psychology experts.<\/p>\n

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But what exactly does a Montessori Bedroom<\/strong>? The name derives from Maria Montessori<\/strong>, famous educator, pedagogue, scientist and researcher born in Chiaravalle in 1870. Montessori spent a large part of her life devoting herself to children and their education, creating what many recognise as a true Method whose pillars are founded on freedom of movement and independence.<\/p>\n

According to the famous educator, in fact, the children must be able to live in an environment where they can move freely and independently<\/strong>a tailor-made environment in which they can grow up more autonomous and responsible.
\nFurnishing a Montessori-style bedroom therefore means creating a space where everything is child-friendly and <\/strong>designed to satisfy and promote their growth.<\/p>\n

How can this be translated into practice? And how should the perfect Montessori nursery be furnished? Let's see it together.<\/p>\n

Montessori bedroom: the basic elements<\/h2>\n

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In a bedroom furnished according to the Montessori method, the different furniture elements must respect the child's proportions<\/strong> in a way that promotes independence and safety during activities. Therefore, the furniture should not be too high, so that the child can open it independently or pick up things placed on it without parental help.<\/p>\n

Le furniture lines should be simple and the materials used as natural as possible:<\/strong> Green light, therefore, to wooden furniture that is easy to clean and keep tidy. The key concept behind the Montessori Nursery is that the child must be able to keep everything organised and tidy independently.<\/p>\n

To make furniture easier to open, but also safer - avoiding handles or knobs that are dangerous for the child's safety - it is a good idea to opt for safe, rounded handles and knobs, perhaps as cheerful and colourful as the new knobs by Polideas.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Butterflies, little elephants, cute smiles, round and safe shapes that make furniture immediately more beautiful to look at and also safer.<\/p>\n

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The nursery environment must therefore be designed to encourage children to keep it clean and well organised<\/strong> and for this a great help can come from the shelves.<\/p>\n

Putting beautiful shelves at child height<\/strong> can help them to keep their things in order, perhaps their books or notebooks in a completely autonomous way, thus learning from an early age to take care of their environment. Furthermore, by having everything in sight, children will also learn to recognise books by their covers in case they are still small and not yet able to read.<\/p>\n

Perfect in this case is the Polideas shelf, ideal for any room, but especially for a Montessori Children's Room.<\/p>\n

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Also with a view to keeping everything in place and in order by oneself, it is a good idea to equip the bedroom furnished according to the Montessori Method with hangers on which children can easily hang their jackets,<\/strong> backpacks or many other small things that might otherwise be scattered around the room.<\/p>\n

With Rod, my friend appendino<\/strong>, you can therefore perfect the Montessori Bedroom by making it beautiful and safe, thus helping children to develop a sense of responsibility for their own belongings. Tondino is available in many different colours and prints and, with its rounded shape, remains super safe for children of all ages. The perfect complement therefore for a Montessori Children's Room.<\/p>\n

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Montessori room: other useful tips<\/h2>\n

To furnish a bedroom in perfect Montessori style, do not forget the importance of thethe child's autonomy even at crucial moments such as bedtime or the time of dressing<\/strong>Therefore, choose a low cot, without bars or rails, so that the little ones can go to sleep on their own without anyone else. Wardrobes should also be made to measure; alternatively, an open stand with clothes hanging easily can also be a good choice.<\/p>\n

It is also important to equip the room with a nice rug in which the children can play barefoot, an unbreakable mirror - essential to give them the opportunity to recognise their own image and become familiar with it - and multi-sensory games with which they can best develop their senses.<\/p>\n

Finally, do not underestimate the importance of the decorations:<\/strong> With stickers and cheerful prints, you will immediately make the room beautiful and full of life. In this respect you can try the Polideas bear stickers<\/strong>soft and suitable for various surfaces.<\/p>\n

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Last advice<\/strong>Avoid anything in the bedroom that could pose a danger, the child must be able to touch and manipulate everything. Better also avoid TV or games that are too noisy<\/strong> and set up light switches at its height.<\/p>\n

With a Montessori bedroom furnished in this way, your children will grow up in total safety and joy, learning to respect the space in which they live and the ability to move around freely and independently.<\/p>\n

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