Montessori Makers at Home
A little more rhythm.
Room to do it themselves.
Start with the moment your family is working through: a difficult transition, a growing wish for independence, or a home that needs to work a little differently. Find one practical next step.
Start with your family
What would make today a little easier?
Choose a concern. Try one small adjustment. Explore a resource if you want more support.
Routines / notice
The transitions are the hard part.
Getting out the door, coming home, winding down. Start with one moment that keeps asking more of everyone.
One thing to try
Choose one transition. Name what comes before and after it, and try keeping that order predictable before changing the whole day.
For more support
The Family Rhythm Guide
A printable guide with a rhythm builder, routine strips, and a seven-day trial tracker.
Explore this resource
Looking for Mothers’ Helpers? It is only a possible future service. It has not launched and is not available to book.
What's here
More ways to support your family.
Families arrive here from different directions, some with a child already in a Montessori classroom and some doing all of it at the kitchen table, so you can explore the format that fits your family rather than by what happens to be for sale.
The app
The Family Companion
Age-calibrated guidance and honest answers in your pocket, whenever you need them.
4 guides, free
The free guide library
Is It Actually Montessori, Screens Honestly, Learning Not Training, and Raising a Child Who Thinks.
Printable, from $15
Activity cards & setup guides
Executive Function Activity Cards, the Family Rhythm Guide, and Homeschool Setup Guides.
96 books, shipped
Decodable books
The same reading series Montessori classrooms use, real books on your shelf at home.
The app
A Montessori guide for the parts of parenting that happen at home.
A weekly digest, in plain language
The digest translates classroom life into what it actually means at home, so you know what your child is working through this week without having to decode a newsletter.
Guidance that fits your child, Nido through high school
Answers are tuned to where your child actually is, from the first months through adolescence, so you are not left translating advice written for an average child who resembles yours only in age.
Gentle help for the hard moments
Real support for big transitions and big feelings, written for the messy moments that happen at home, not the tidy ones.
An observation journal that finds the patterns
Jot down what you notice and let the app surface the threads over time, the way a trained Montessori observer would.
Free, no strings
Four guides for the questions families actually ask.
They cover how to read a school before you enroll, what screens are doing to a developing brain, how a young child comes to own their own body, and what it means to raise a thinker in the age of AI.