Here’s a secret weapon: Montessori classes mix ages. So, a three-year-old learns from watching a five-year-old tie a knot.
The five-year-old becomes a leader and a mentor. It’s like a tiny mentorship program, but for snack time and puzzle skills.
This means your shy kid might blossom under the wing of an older “buddy.” And then one day, they get to be the big kid showing a newbie the ropes. Cue the heart melting.
Okay, But Is It Expensive? (Let’s Be Real)
Yes, quality early education costs money. But think of it as an investment in your sanity and their future.
You’re paying for a place that treats your kid like a capable, brilliant little human. Plus, the facilities at Green Gables are top-notch—like, swoon-worthy wooden toys and nature-based playgrounds.
No plastic junk. Just beautiful, purposeful stuff that makes your inner minimalist happy.
