Montessori wardrobe

• Clothing selection: Children can use the garment rack to select their clothing independently, promoting decision-making and self-help skills.
• Organization: The clothes rack helps children learn to organize their clothing, ensuring that items are hung neatly, and fostering orderliness.
• Dressing practice: Montessori clothing racks often have low hooks, making it easy for young children to hang up and retrieve their clothing. This supports the development of fine motor skills.
• Daily routine: Incorporating the clothing rack into a child's daily routine encourages self-care and personal responsibility.
• Seasonal wardrobe rotation: Children can learn about the changing seasons and clothing appropriate for each season by rotating clothes on the hanging rack.
• Clothing independence: Children develop a sense of independence and self-sufficiency by being able to access and manage their clothing.

We use solid pine and birch wood for our beds and other furniture. Pine is a slightly softer wood while birch is a heavier, stronger wood; from a visual perspective, it is lighter in color and with a less noticeable wood grain. Our birch beds are coated in beeswax and left unpainted. Painted beds are made from pine wood and then painted with ecological water-based VOC-free children's furniture paint.