Parenting is not a manual. It’s a mirror. When I first stepped into motherhood, I believed my role was to shape my child—to teach, instruct, correct, and protect. But as days passed and sleepless nights turned into soul-searching dawns, I realized something powerful: children are not waiting to be shaped; they are waiting to be understood.In my journey through the   method, I discovered that raising a child isn't about perfection. It's about presence. It's not about pushing them toward milestones, but about walking beside them through their natural growth. Montessori taught me to see the child as a whole human being, worthy of respect, attention, and trust—from the very beginning.-
Mrs. Anna Steffi