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    Apr 8, 2026
    Sensitive Periods in the Toddler Years

    In Montessori, the early years are described as a time of sensitive periods. These are phases where a child shows a strong interest in developing a particular skill or understanding. During these periods, learning happens more easily and with less effort, simply because the child is drawn to it. In…

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