Exploring colors the Montessori way: one week for ORANGE
Two or three weeks ago we investigated the red color in a characteristic way, just by carrying more attention to the red articles around us. We had loads of fun…
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Baking with a toddler: Carrot Cake
I don't know about you but I love carrot cakes so I tried this 100% vegan carrot cake recipe (found here and adapted) with my daughter. It's really easy and fun…
Gorgeous Autumn days in South Korea
"They say that as autumn passes
The trees release their lonely leaves
Casting them into the lake…
Celebrating Autumn the Chinese way: Mid-Autumn Festival
The celebration I enjoyed most in China was definitely the Mid-Autumn Festival, 中秋节. And not just because of the delicious Moon Cake we ate :)
The concept of "Mid-Autumn"…
Babies who lunch
One of the most challenging parts of traveling around is... where to have lunch, or diner without making this experience a total fiasco. You know what I mean? Your…
Surviving Jetlag with a Baby
Jetlag is already pretty awful when you have only yours to deal with, especially when you have to be in your office only a few hours after your airplane has landed and…
Fostering independance: a Montessori home
I believe Montessori it’s more than a succession of activities. It’s about respecting our children and helping them build their independence and confidence in themselves.…
All you need to know about travelling with a baby
The first time I traveled with my 5 weeks-old baby I was terrified. I'm sure you know that feeling: you don't know what to pack, what to expect. Or you fear the worse:…
Multilingualism: it’s not all or nothing
Before my daughter was born people would asked me « In which language will you talk to her? ». The truth is I had no idea. I didn’t have a plan. I didn’t know the answer…
5 coaching skills I use as a mother
I am a coach. Even when I don’t work with a client. Even when I am mothering my daughter. And even when I am disconnected, exhausted or unhappy. It’s part of life. It’s…