Help toddlers wait their turn & share in a toddler classroom & in your home / timer alternative

At home with siblings, or in a Montessori classroom, this tactic teaches impulse control, reassures children their turn is coming, increases patience and makes group activities with eager toddlers a relaxing experience. This simple technique acts as a timer the children participate in controlling which allows them to wait their turn without fear of missing out, or wondering when their turn will be over. Check out this other video on the Montessori method of taking turns, useful for a classroom and home setting: https://youtu.be/0apW9pMfz8o The lyrics to the song are "Stirring....(repeat as necessary), stir and stir, and stir, and stop. Learn how to teach toddlers to share with these simple and effective strategies. Learn how this Montessori guide teaches taking turns in a Montessori toddler classroom and how you can easily do the same with your toddler at home. The Montessori at home experience can include peaceful sibling interactions during group activities by using this strategy. #toddlerparenting #sharing #montessoriclassroom #montessoriathome Toddlers are by nature actually quite generous and eager to share. Taking turns comes naturally for toddlers when the expectations and procedures for sharing are clear, fair, and consistent. Thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoyed this video. Please take a second to hit "like" if you did and "subscribe" so you won't miss any future videos. Miss Julie is a Montessori toddler guide, Montessori teacher trainer, and Advanced ECE professional development trainer in her state. Her passions are toddler communication strategies, a well-prepared toddler environment, growth mindset, and respectful discipline. Also, cheese. Are you a YouTube content creator with a Montessori toddler or preschool focus looking to collaborate? Inquiries can be sent to collabwithmissjulie@gmail.com