👬👬 Wednesday at the Summer Playground. We continue meeting, socializing and finding new friends. 💪 The beginning is always a little nerve‑wracking, but we try to create an atmosphere where every child can easily find shared interests and feel part of a team. ☀️ At the end of the day a small miracle happened: kids from different corners of the yard gathered in a big circle to play the childhood game “Fisher and Fish”. 😃 Contact established! 👍 Sign up calmly in KiddoDu or write to the organizer in direct: telegram link
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Activities that help children explore their bodies, space, coordination, teamwork and dialogue through play, help release tension and express emotions through movement. They combine fun and physical expression, building confidence and providing sense of joy — while also help strengthen the body.
more «movement & play» →Organized activities in which children and caregivers participate together, such as crafts, games, quests, movement, or family camps. The defining element is shared participation and relationship time, not a particular subject.
more «familytime» →Activities aimed at developing soft skills and emotional intelligence, while meeting the need for social connection — a fundamental human need that becomes increasingly important from around age two or three. Social interaction is not just about having fun: learning to enjoy connecting with others is an important contributor to overall well-being and to feeling more comfortable and confident socially later on.
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