kids & co Kreis 7

You’ll benefit from age-appropriate facilities that foster a sense of security, encourage physical activity, and spark a love of discovery, as well as a large garden with plenty of opportunities for play! The children in the toddler groups are between 3 and 36 months old, and in the pre-kindergarten group, the focus is on the interests of children from 36 months until they start kindergarten. The children are individually supported and encouraged in their development—in a way that is tailored to their age—by a well-coordinated team that approaches their work with joy and great care. 

As the Purzelbaum Daycare Center, we provide a wide range of opportunities for climbing, balancing, jumping, running, and trying new things. Our large garden offers plenty of space for these activities every day. Once a week, we also spend time in the woods or out in nature. The children experience different materials, sounds, smells, and seasons with all their senses; they observe, collect, build, and discover.  This is how we naturally combine physical activity, experiencing nature, and children’s joy of discovery. As part of our “AckerRacker” project, we also dig, plant, water, harvest, and, of course, eat!

For about 90 minutes each day, the children explore our diverse learning spaces. Exploration and discovery, creativity and design, role-playing, building and constructing, music and rhythm, movement, language, and the toddler area offer a wide variety of age-appropriate educational activities every day, which your child can choose independently based on their interests. During time in the learning spaces, children play, explore, and discover across groups—and, of course, are supported and guided throughout.

We observe, support, and guide the children as they develop. We document important developmental milestones and your child’s current needs, and use this information to plan future play activities. In their portfolios, we collect experiences and observations that the children can proudly take home with them when they leave the daycare center.

The children choose and prepare their own meals from a wide, healthy, and varied selection of options. The staff supports and guides them in a way appropriate for their age, helping them develop independence and a sense of autonomy. Of course, we take both cultural and medical dietary habits into account.

A variety of themed projects, tailored to the children’s ages, needs, and interests, stimulate their development and provide a varied and exciting daily routine. Whether it’s the seasons, light effects, forest animals, vehicles, colors, or even the kindergarten project—our dedicated team is always finding new ways to create interesting projects for the children.

Children bring with them different languages, experiences, strengths, and needs. For us, this diversity is a natural part of everyday life at our daycare center.
Children whose first language is not German can receive targeted support for their language development through the KiD program.
Children with special needs are also welcome here. Together with the parents, we carefully assess what each child needs for their well-being and development, and how we can provide appropriate support in the day-to-day life of the daycare center.