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Private or public? Close to home or a little farther away, but with a program that suits us particularly well? A large group or a more intimate setting? When choosing a preschool, you quickly realize that there are far more questions than answers. And that’s no surprise at all. Your child will be spending a significant portion of […]

"Zerówka" is a colloquial term for the one-year mandatory preschool program. It is intended for children who turn 6 in a given calendar year and may complete it in preschool, elementary school, or through homeschooling, provided they meet certain requirements.

A child from preschool may be picked up primarily by their parents or legal guardians, but also by individuals named in a written authorization—including grandparents, an aunt, an uncle, or a nanny. In reality, however, this issue can be a bit more complicated. Parents of young children often wonder whether someone other than the parents can pick up their child from preschool […]

For every child, play is much more than just a way to spend leisure time. It is a natural - and, by the way, very enjoyable - form of learning about the world, developing skills, creativity, or building relationships with other people. Through play, it learns to speak, think, cooperate, solve problems, and express [...]

Properly signing things for the nursery will help avoid many misunderstandings, and on top of that, it promotes the child's independence. There are a number of simple yet effective solutions to choose from, thanks to which we can label our baby's clothes, hygiene items or shoes without much difficulty. Here are the proven ways on how to sign things for the nursery.

A child starting preschool is a significant milestone for the whole family, which is why it often sparks lively discussions. It may require changes to the family’s routine and bring new responsibilities that adults need to prepare for in advance. For the little one, however, it’s the start of a real adventure, during which they meet peers and learn

From the very beginning, children learn about the world through relationships—with adults, peers, and their surroundings. Social development is not an add-on to education, but its foundation. The ability to communicate, collaborate, handle conflicts, and be part of a community are skills that are crucial to human well-being—both in childhood and

Raising a child, living with a child, is not only a concern for his safety, education and physical development. It's also - and perhaps most importantly - fostering his emotional integrity. Self-esteem, or a deep awareness of being important, loved and sufficient as one is, is the foundation of a child's healthy development and the basis [...]

Emotions are an integral part of humanity. And childhood especially! A child is made up of emotions, in addition, they are intense, changeable, often difficult to name and understand, both for the children themselves and for the adults close to them. For parents and caregivers, their manifestations can be surprising, sometimes frustrating and even disturbing. Meanwhile, [...]