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Published by Emma and Julia
Montessori for everyday life with Emma and Julia
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In this episode, we talk about how to prepare ourselves and our kitchen for all the work our children will help us to do! We share our favorite stories and tools for success in the Montessori kitchen! Subscribe to our Newsletter! https://3mainthingspodcast.riverside.com/newsletter Links: Learning Tower Broom Hand broom Small trash can Mini handheld vacuum Mini kitchen EzPz Feeding Products Wooden Chopper Spreading knives Mini ramekins Silicone baking cups Tea towels with hooks Magnetic cabinet locks Weaning Table ("TWINMAMA10" for 10% off at Sprout!) Stokke Tripp Trapp high chair ( Newborn attachment) About the Show The 3 Main Things Podcast is hosted by Emma and Julia - two friends who met in Montessori training nearly a decade ago, taught in Montessori Elementary classrooms, and are now moms sharing practical ways to make Montessori part of everyday life. Follow Emma: Blog, YouTube Channel, Instagram Follow Julia: Instagram
Welcome to the 3 Main Things Podcast! The newest Montessori Podcast coming September 1st. We're Emma and Julia, former Montessori teachers and now moms. This is the podcast where we will share practical ways to incorporate Montessori into everyday life by looking at the 3 main things: the child, the adult, and the prepared environment. First episode airing Tuesday, September 1, 2026! Follow us on Instagram Subscribe on YouTube Send us an email: 3mainthingspodcast@gmail.com Join our Newsletter for episode releases and follow-up newsletters! Sign up here !
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