All About Montessori

[buds]

bagabunny:

hi buds...

if u still happen to be reading this topic...I really need your help.
pm u sometime ago. hope to hear from u soon. appreciate it a lot.
thanks

Hi babe, I see if I can reply you soon... since yours seems quite urgent actually. In the meantime, :hugs:... Hang in there.

[buds]

So, any other Montessorian parents out here who agrees with me that

http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?p=943245#p943245? :please:

[bagabunny]

buds…

actually I found a few kindys with extended program too…
I quite like buttercups…just abit pricey…u recommend this place?

which brings me to another burning qn…Montessori kids don’t take naps? cos usually most pre schoolers still nap. my 4.5 yr old son does else he gets super cranky.

[bagabunny]

buds…

actually I found a few kindys with extended program too…
I quite like buttercups…just abit pricey…u recommend this place?

which brings me to another burning qn…Montessori kids don’t take naps? cos usually most pre schoolers still nap. my 4.5 yr old son does else he gets super cranky.

[buds]

You have? Nice.. do share your finds with us. Who knows there are other options for other parents as well. Some extended programmes are optional and some are just as-is. Depends i guess. As for naps, childcare centres offer nap time. Kindergartens, nope. However, if you are indeed keen in an extended programme I would suggest you speak to the operator or teachers on how they work around this with young children who may still need that 40 winks. Usually children need lesser sleep as they grow older but of course no two children are alike. Just like how some mommies need more sleep than others. LOL! :rotflmao:


Rochester is new, right? I like new spaces. They are clean and bright and have new materials for the children. Plus when they first start, not too many children. Hee..

[Little Pudding]

Anyone has reviews for whiz kidz Montessori at Simei?

[myvirtualife]

Hi all! My lil guy is 14.5 months, and I've been thinking of trying out weekly Montessori accompanied \"playgroup/classes\" to get exposure and see how he takes to it. Any recs for really good ones? Preferably near Novena/Newton OR Rochester (we're at both places quite often). Oh, and quality of teachers and environment is really important for me. :thankyou: Kam sia!

[buds]

bagabunny:

buds:

http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?p=943245#p943245

buds you are back!!!! I miss seeing your posts. always brighten up my day and gives me fresh new insights. waiting for Ur pm.

Just a very quick message to bagabunny : I've replied to your PM.

Not as detailed as I'd like but I hope it is of some help somehow. :xedfingers:

Catch up with u again. :imanisland:

I gotta go. :imsorry:

[scg2907]

Jenny Lam:

scg2907:

HI,

Can anyone give me some updated comments on MMI Sengkang, my son currently with them on 2 wks trial, seems not feeling that good. Please provide me some comments if you kids are there with MMI sengkang. Thanks

What I heard from my friend is that some experience teachers have left and they have some trainee teachers there. May be you should go and visit a few more Montessori school to compare. But you may be disappointed as there aren't many Montessori preschool in Sengkang.

Thanks Jenny,
I've enrolled him with MMI sengkang as after 1.5wks, he keep telling me he likes the teacher, school and friends. He everyday go with smiling face and back with lots of story to share. Just hope he enjoy.

[sassyfire]

Hi there

have any heard of Great Beginnings at Joo Chiat?

The person IC Melissa seems like a very nice lady.
Place is homely and they don’t often turn on the aircon.

Only thing is not much outdoor activity.