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Articles by our staff on education, therapy and child development.

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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.

Małgorzata Puszkiewicz
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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.

Katarzyna Rybczyńska
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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.

Aleksandra Zalewska
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When to See a Speech Therapist — Speech Development Milestones Ages 1 to 6

Is your child speaking as much as they should for their age? A child psychologist explains speech development norms and 7 warning signs to watch for.

Alicja Udycz
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How to Choose a Preschool in Saska Kępa — A Guide for Parents

What to look for when choosing a preschool? Teaching methods, staff, location — a complete guide.

Katarzyna Rybczyńska
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French in Preschool — Why Start Earlier Than Most Parents Think

Siedmiu Krasnoludków is the only preschool with French in Praga-Południe. A teacher from the Les Petits Français program explains why a third language in preschool is not a luxury.

Agata Szumska
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Social Skills Training (TUS) — What It Is and Why Your Child Might Need It

TUS (Social Skills Training) isn't therapy for 'difficult children.' It's skills training that helps kids make friends, manage emotions, and resolve conflicts. Who should consider it?

Paulina Małecka
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School Readiness at Age 6 — What Your Child Should Know and How to Prepare

School readiness isn't just about knowing the alphabet. A special education teacher explains the 4 dimensions of readiness and offers a practical checklist for parents.

Milena Hołownia-Dudzińska
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Animals in Preschool — How Alpacas and Goats Support Child Development

Alpacas, goats, dogs, and snakes — our unconventional teachers. How animal contact develops empathy, emotional regulation, and sensory integration in preschoolers.

Katarzyna Rybczyńska
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Preschool in Saska Kępa — A Guide to Local Options 2026/2027

How many preschools are in Saska Kępa? Public or private? What should you look for? A practical guide for parents searching for a preschool in the area.

Katarzyna Rybczyńska
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LEGO Robotics in Preschool — Can a 5-Year-Old Learn to Code?

Programming in preschool doesn't mean screens and code. It means building, testing, and logical thinking. A special education teacher explains what LEGO robotics really looks like for 4- to 6-year-olds.

Milena Hołownia-Dudzińska
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The Importance of Mental Health in Preschool Children — How to Support Your Child

Mental health in preschool-age children is just as important as their physical health. During this period, emotions are intensively formed and social skills develop.

Alicja Udycz
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Art Activities in Preschool — How to Develop a Child's Creativity

Creativity is one of the key competencies of the future. In preschool, art activities provide an excellent space for developing imagination and emotional expression in children.

Piotr Choma
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Healthy Preschool Diet — The Key to Proper Development

Healthy eating is the foundation of every child's proper development. During preschool years, the body grows intensively and the brain develops at a rapid pace.

Paulina Filipkowska
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Benefits of Early Education — Why Start Your Child's Education in Preschool?

Early education is the foundation upon which a child's future development rests. Research shows that the earlier we begin working with a child, the more benefits they gain from education.

Milena Hołownia-Dudzińska
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The Magic of Books — How to Develop a Love of Reading in Young Children

Reading books is one of the most beautiful ways to spend time with a child. From the earliest years, children can experience great joy from engaging with books.

Katarzyna Rybczyńska
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Play and Learning Through Movement — How Physical Activity Impacts Child Development

Movement is life — these words perfectly capture the importance of physical activity in every child's life. In preschool, children spend time on games that engage their bodies and help develop motor skills.

Robert Rostek
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Colours Around Us — How to Develop Creativity in Young Children

Colours surround us everywhere and have a huge impact on children's development. Through play and discovering new shades, children learn to express themselves and develop their creativity.

Piotr Choma
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Emotions in Preschoolers — The Key to Understanding Yourself and Others

Emotions accompany us throughout life, but for young children they are particularly intense and not always easy to understand. During preschool years, children are just beginning to learn to recognise and name what they feel.

Alicja Udycz
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Preschool Education — The Foundation for the Future

Preschool education is not just playtime — it is a crucial moment in a child's development. We focus on comprehensive growth: intellectual, emotional, and social.

Katarzyna Rybczyńska