Kindergruppe Babaluna

First of all: I only recently noticed that the Babaluna children's group can be found in Google Maps, otherwise I would have written about it earlier. As a father, I want and need to trust that the offspring will be in good hands in my absence, and that's why I like to share my experience with other parents. My three children attended the Babaluna children's group for a total of 6 years. In the meantime, my older ones are already school children, but occasionally they still like to visit the children's group at the annual summer festivals. And they still tell today how beautiful it was there (although I am sure that they can hardly remember it). However, I can still remember well and therefore first things first ... Babaluna starts where conventional children's groups are challenged, namely on the group size and the childcare key: Where in other children's groups 2 carers have to look after up to 15 children, in this children's group there are a maximum of 10 children with 4 carers. That's 10 happy children with 4 carers who are not overwhelmed! The attention and patience of the care team, but also the ability to empathize with the children (and in some cases also with the parents) and perceive their feelings, are further points that I would like to comment positively. Sufficient space, a garden (with your own vegetables) and freshly cooked food are only mentioned in passing. Because ultimately the attitude and understanding of values ​​towards my children were decisive for the choice of the group: namely to pick up the children where they are and to enable them to have a carefree and happy time. At a time when it is becoming increasingly difficult to do justice to the individual child, this group is a ray of hope.