The Montessori Year · Week 42: Walking without holding hands

The Montessori Year · Week 42: Walking without holding hands

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It’s the end of the day. Your baby reaches up for your hands. You bend down, take both of them, and shuffle your almost-walker up and down the living room. Nearly every parent does this. It feels like you’re helping them practice walking. Here’s the surprising part. Those two hands you’re holding are doing the one thing your baby has to learn to do all on their own.

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