Early years determine the cognitive and physical development of a child. The Montessori Infant approach helps one to learn quite organically in daily life. By emphasizing on creating a safe, fascinating, and organized surroundings where babies may explore at their own speed, this method builds the foundation for basic motor, sensory, and cognitive skills. The Montessori Infant approach encourages hands-on learning that is, interaction with Infants' fine motor abilities and hand-eye coordination improve with activities including sensory play, stacking, and object gripping using well chosen objects meant to excite their senses and foster their development. This approach also encourages independence since newborns are able to roam freely, choose activities, and engage with their surroundings in a way that matches their readiness and interests.

Apart from cognitive and physical development, Montessori newborn education supports emotional development. Newborns developing self-confidence and a sense of security from a loving surrounding will determine future social contacts and educational opportunities. The emphasis on respect of the child's uniqueness lays a strong basis for lifetime creativity and research. Ultimately, the Infant Montessori approach assures the complete child—physical, psychological, and emotional—that they have a balanced beginning for their path of learning. This is a financial commitment to their future supporting confidence, love of learning, and independence.