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  • Why Repetition Is Not Boredom: The Montessori Perspective

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    Feb 27, 2026
    Why Repetition Is Not Boredom: The Montessori Perspective

    One of the things I’ve noticed most in toddlerhood is repetition. My son will choose the same work again and again. Place the ring. Remove it. Place it again. Carry the basket. Return it. Repeat. Sometimes for many minutes, sometimes throughout the day. From the outside, it can look repetitive.…

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