Parent - Child Music

Ages Newborn-36 months

Joyfully Sing, Move and Play Together.

Raising a child doesn’t come with a roadmap—but with the support of a thoughtfully built community, it can feel a lot less overwhelming. For our children, we have designed a space for purposeful movement, independence, and to meet their need of exploration. For our parents, we aim to support their need to trust their child and environment, access knowledge, and build a supportive and trusting community. Our sessions together provide parents the opportunity to observe, explore, and build a relationship with their child using the Montessori method. 

Parents are looking for a community to feel cared for and supported as well as to gain deeper insight into their child and their individual development. We are here to help you in developing your village and support you in your role as your child’s first teacher.

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Music

Gain tools for when to step in and when to step back - a Montessori superpower!

Resources

We want music development to continue outside of the our time together. A music goody bag keeps the fun going at home.

Connection

Enjoy a dedicated time to bond with your child while building adult relationships.

Join us in the Parent-Child Community room at Lupine Montessori School

Thursdays 10:30 am – 11:00 am

Fall Session: September 3-December 17, 2026

Spring Session: January 21 - May 20, 2027

Session fee is $125

Registration

Meet Miss Caitlin

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  • Toddler Directress
    I'm a 0–3 AMS Certified Montessori Teacher, certified Birth & Postpartum Doula, and Parent Guide. I help families bring Montessori principles into their homes from the very beginning—supporting everything from toileting and navigating big feelings to creating a more joyful, connected parenting experience.

    I’ve had the honor of speaking at the Association of Illinois Montessori Schools Conference, the American Montessori Society’s National Conference, and Triton College’s Education Symposium. I'm excited to be working with the families at Lupine and to help build a close-knit community rooted in care and support.

  • Child playing a game with colored pegs and a circular pegboard on a textured white table.
  • A young girl with dark hair in a bun, wearing a floral dress, smelling a daisy flower in a grassy field.
  • A young girl with blond hair and blue eyes playing with a yellow block, wearing a pink and black polka dot jacket with a pink bow.
  • Child in a red jacket and blue jeans walking through a puddle on a garden path, splashing water.
  • A young girl in a green jacket is playing with bubbles in a park with green grass and trees.
  • A woman with dark hair and a young boy sharing a tender hug outdoors during sunset, with warm light and blurred natural background.
  • A young boy with messy hair holding up his hand, which is covered in blue paint, with a blurred outdoor background.
  • A young child dressed in a bright blue and yellow rainsuit and purple shoes crouches down and touches the ground in a sunlit forest, with trees in the background.
  • A young boy with curly hair and light skin, smiling and holding his fingers to his mouth, has his hand clasped with an adult's hand. The adult is wearing a grey sweater, and the child's attire is a grey shirt with dark trim.
  • Young girl looking at a colorful children's book on a table in a living room with sunlight coming through the window.
  • Children raking fallen leaves in a park during autumn, with trees in the background and bright sunlight.

“All that we ourselves are has been made by the child, by the child we were in the first two years of our lives.”

― Maria Montessori