Where children
discover
Since 2009. English. French. Therapy. Positive Discipline.
ul. Irlandzka 7, Saska Kępa · 510 915 565
Philosophy
What sets us apart since 2009
Two languages
English with a native speaker and the only French program in Praga-Południe — our original Les Petits Français.
Therapy on-site
Psychologist, speech therapist, SI and social skills therapists — a full team of specialists under one roof.
Positive Discipline
Parenting based on respect, boundaries and cooperation. Building life-long competencies.
A day at our kindergarten
From morning circle to evening cuddles
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We've been at Krasnoludki for 3 years with both our children. What we value most is the Positive Discipline approach and having therapists available on-site.
Our team
11 specialists under one roof
Katarzyna Rybczyńska
Teacher, Pedagogue
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Master's degree in Pedagogy with Art Education from the University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski in Warsaw. Completed postgraduate studies in Early Childhood and Preschool Education and Corrective-Compensatory Classes at the University of Warsaw. Continuously expanding her qualifications — completed courses in the Sherborne Developmental Movement method, Children's Mathematics and glottodidactics. "I love working with children because of their extraordinary creativity and spontaneity." Interests: music, dance, travel.
Milena Hołownia-Dudzińska
Special Education Teacher
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Qualified preschool teacher and special education teacher specializing in working with children on the autism spectrum. Combines pedagogical knowledge with experience in special education, adapting her methods to each child's individual needs. A mother of two, which gives her an excellent understanding of the parent's perspective. Interests: cats, spending time with family.
Paulina Filipkowska
Nursery Caregiver, Animator
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Experienced nursery caregiver and animator with over 10 years of working with children. Organizes games and educational activities, including sessions using the Batia Strauss method, which combines music with movement and play. Every day she creates a warm and safe environment where the youngest children can freely explore the world. Interests: yoga, cats, travel.
Alicja Udycz
Psychologist, Hand Therapist
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Master's degree in Psychology from the Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz. Completed postgraduate studies in pedagogical preparation and holds a hand therapy certification. Experienced in working in kindergartens, primary schools and the Youth Palace. "In my work, I am guided above all by the child's well-being, and my primary goal is to support their development." Interests: walks, music, meeting friends.
Aleksandra Zalewska
SI Therapist, Special Education Teacher
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Preschool teacher, special education teacher, sensory integration therapist and hand therapist. Experienced in kindergartens, psychological-pedagogical counseling centers and early development support centers. Co-created the sensory integration room at our facility, providing children with professional therapy conditions. "As a special education teacher and SI therapist, I strive to holistically support every child's development."
Paulina Małecka
Social Skills Trainer, Special Education Teacher
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Social Skills Training instructor, preschool teacher and special education teacher. Has experience as a kindergarten director, giving her excellent knowledge of both the educational and organizational aspects of working with children. A mother of two, which further enriches her pedagogical perspective. Interests: cycling, active recreation.
From our blog
Bilingual Preschool — Will My Child Confuse Languages?
'My child mixes Polish and English — is that normal?' A teacher from the Art Academy program explains why code-switching is actually a good sign.
Positive Discipline in Preschool — Raising Children Without Punishments or Rewards
Positive Discipline is not permissiveness. It's a method that teaches children responsibility instead of obedience. Here's how it works in practice.
Sensory Processing Issues in Children — 10 Signs Parents Often Overlook
Hates dirty hands? Can't sit still? These could be signs of sensory processing disorder. An SI therapist explains what to watch for.