“points of interest.”

nothing should be given to the brain that is not first given to the hand.

Therefore we want to stress again: repetition is key to the learning process at all ages. Rotation, not substitution, is the answer to the process of habituation to objects.

everything that adults give to the young child for sensorial exploration should represent the real world.

Prepare each bathroom in the house further, with a diaper pail with water for soiled pants, a basket of clean underpants, a small mop, wash cloths, and—for the parents’ access only—a bottle of Natures Miracle (available at pet shops) or other carpet stain remover.

What kind of toys can parents select for their young child that are going to serve as an aid, rather than an obstacle, to his best development?

We lay a foundation for an understanding, so important in a healthy adjustment to life, that physical presence is not essential to trust and a feeling of oneness with loved ones.

The parents’ challenge is to establish a home environment that encourages the development of concentration from the child’s infancy and that supports flow experiences for all family members.

Our goal is a teachable child who is able to collaborate with the adult in discovering the world.