Education
Education plays such an important part in the way we raise our children. Parents will want to do what they can to be involved and give them the support they need to succeed. Moms Who Think provides relevant information that can help parents help their children.
Our articles start at the very beginning with tips to provide support for your preschoolers that will prepare them for kindergarten. We move on from there providing information on elementary school homework help, preparing for middle school, keeping teens organized, facts about high school hazing and preparing your child for college.
We also provide general information that will help your children throughout their education with tips on food that will improve concentration, strategies that will help them be successful, encouraging children who love to read and more.
Some children get through school easily and others struggle to keep up their grades. We give your child the tools they need to succeed no matter what problems they may be facing. And we give parents the advice they need to make sure their children reach their potential.
Our articles provide information that will help parents support their children on their journey. Find out how they can help you and your child get through these formative years together.

The 4 Best Montessori Books For Teachers
Published:If you are reading this, chances are you have heard of the Montessori method of education, and you may be well-versed in this approach. However, there is also a chance you may be a beginner. Regardless of your knowledge of the Montessori technique, you are probably a parent or teacher researching the best Montessori methods […]
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The 4 Best Montessori Books For Parents
Published:When you think of a Montessori education, you may believe it is strictly meant for classrooms. However, you can create a Montessori home for your child. You can even start as soon as they are born! Maria Montessori built the Montessori method based on the idea that the whole child should be educated. As parents, […]
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The 11 Top Rated Schools In Chicago Today
Updated:Selecting the right school for your child can be a difficult decision to make. Even if it looks great on paper, it may not necessarily have that “fit” you’re searching for when looking at class offerings and student-teacher ratios. Sometimes, the best way to accurately assess a school is to look at reviews from parents […]
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The 13 Best Montessori Wooden Toys for Development
Updated:What is The Difference Between Montessori Toys and Traditional Toys? A Montessori toy will look different from traditional mainstream toys. A Montessori toy will not have flashing lights and loud noises. Maria Montessori strongly believed these aspects are purely distracting to a child. Distracting toys do not provide children with the necessary opportunities to engage […]
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The 9 Best Montessori Books For Children
Updated:If you are reading this, you may have heard of the Montessori way of education. However, just in case, let’s talk about it. Maria Montessori developed the Montessori education based on the belief that children are all born with the innate desire to learn. She also believed that by keeping play simple, children thrive because […]
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The 8 Best Montessori Play Gyms for Active Learning
Updated:What is Montessori? Maria Montessori developed the Montessori education method. She was an Italian physician who believed children have an innate desire and passion for learning. Maria developed her education philosophies based on the belief that children need self-guided opportunities instead of being told what to learn. She focused on allowing children to explore concepts […]
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What is a Montessori Education?
Updated:Montessori education is a child-centered method of education. This education model was developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, an Italian physician, educator, and early women’s rights activist, in the early 20th century. The Montessori method is based on the idea that children have an innate desire to learn, and that they learn best when they are […]
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5 Top Montessori Schools in San Diego
Updated:When you’re looking for the top Montessori schools in San Diego, there are numerous options to choose from. Deciding on the right place for your child depends on a lot of factors including tuition and distance from your home. San Diego has lots of excellent Montessori schools ranging from preschools to middle schools for grades […]
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Montessori vs. Public Schools: What’s The Difference?
Updated:Montessori vs. public school: Are there differences between these two models of education? Yes. Plenty. Methods of education have been a subject of debate for thousands of years. Literally. Nowhere is this more evident than in the chasm that separates Eastern thought from Western thought. Confucius (551-479 B.C.) and Socrates (470 -399 B.C.) are two […]
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Why Are Montessori Schools Bad? What Are The Criticisms?
Updated:Why are Montessori schools bad? Depending on who you ask you’re likely to get a variety of answers. You’re sure to get an earful from former Montessori moms, while former students (and teachers!) will have their own opinions. Even folks who have never set foot in a Montessori school love to expound on the criticisms […]
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77 Adjectives That Start With A
Published:Language is arguably the most powerful form of communication. People use words to not only share information but convey various forms of feelings and emotions. There are different categories of words performing specific grammatical duties. One such classification is adjectives. Adjectives are defined as words that modify or describe a noun. For example, such wording […]
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The 3 Most Important Childcare Questions, Answered
Updated:After their new baby arrives, many parents utilize childcare — both inside and outside the home — so they can continue to work — or so they can simply have a little “me time” a day or two a week. If you anticipate you’ll want or need childcare after your baby arrives, the time to […]
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3 Slime Recipes to Make at Home
Updated:How (and Why) to Make Borax-Free Slime Kids love slime! Making slime with your kids is a terrific bonding exercise, and it’s surprisingly easy to make. And if you’re wondering how to make slime without borax, we have you covered — keep reading. Making slime is pretty similar to conducting a science experiment — the […]
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Best Food for School
Updated:Best Fuel for a Hard Day at School Preparing your child properly to do well in school each day is not just a matter of making sure that they have done their homework. It is also important to be sure that you prepare them physically, sending them to school with as much energy as possible […]
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When Your Child Leaves for College
Updated:When Your Child Leaves for College Your child’s move to college is a momentous event. For eighteen years you have striven to make it to this day, the day when your child is ready to leave the house and begin learning to enter the adult world. Though your responsibilities do not end and you will […]
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Preparing Your Child for College
Updated:Preparing Your Child for the Move to College College sometimes seems like it will never arrive in your child’s life. It is such a momentous transition that it looms over your decisions for years. It lingers on the horizon determining how you save your money and where you send your child to school and then […]
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Childhood Success in Middle School
Updated:Childhood Success in Middle School The move to middle school is a big moment in your child’s life. It will impact their social and academic careers for years to come. It is alright for you and your child to view this moves with some trepidation at first, but remember that with a little work you […]
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The Facts About High School Hazing
Updated:The Facts About High School Hazing High school hazing is a complex issue. Some people see it as nothing more than a high-spirited set of rituals designed to bond a group and enforce a hierarchy. The mentality is roughly that if you can survive all this together, then you’ll be a part of the pack. […]
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Life Skills Through Chores
Updated:Raise Handy Teens As a parent, you are deeply invested in raising a child who will one day be capable of taking care of themselves in the adult world. Though your child has had you around to support and care for them from day one, there will come a day when you cannot be there […]
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Picking A Healthy Cafeteria Lunch
Updated:Helping Your Child Pick A Healthy Cafeteria Lunch As concerns about childhood obesity become more and more prevalent in the United States, we have become more and more critical of our children’s food choices. We can make the effort to control our children’s diet from an early age, but that only works for so long. […]
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Stop Struggling in School
Updated:Stop Your Child From Struggling in School The truth is, all children will struggle with their schoolwork at one point or another. Education is work, after all. However fascinating it may be at times, it is also something that must be done day in and day out whether or not your child is feeling inspired. […]
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Private vs Public School
Updated:The Best School for Your Child – Public vs Private Choosing the best school for your child can be a daunting task. Your child’s educational facility will, after all, influence many different facets of their life both now and in the future. Every day, your child will attend this institution, which will care for them […]
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Preparing for Middle School
Updated:Prepare Your Child For Middle School The middle school years are a difficult time for children. Studies show that they are a transitional point in the academic career, one with a great deal of significance for future academic success or failure. It is a place where future habits and vices are formed. This is the […]
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Elementary Homework Help
Updated:Help Your Elementary Student Handle Homework Homework can be a battle even for the best of children. No one wants to do work after they have finished for the day and children are no exception. Despite this, and despite the fact that elementary school homework is usually fairly light, it is important that you fight […]
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