Explained for children: Where do peanuts grow?
Your child loves peanuts? Then it has probably already asked you where the delicious snacks grow at all. So that you…
Explained for children: How are clouds formed?
In winter they make for cloudy days and in summer they rob us of the sunshine: clouds. But how does…
Explained for children: What is a lunar eclipse?
On July 27, 2018, we will witness an extremely rare natural phenomenon. Then we will experience the longest lunar eclipse…
Explained in a child-friendly way: why do we laugh?
Laughter is not only fun, it is also good for us. But why exactly are we laughing? What is going on…
Explained in a child-friendly way: why do we change the clock?
We turn the clock back twice a year: in autumn the clock is put back one hour, in spring…
Explained for children: Why do mosquito bites itch?
We love summer, but we could do without mosquitoes and their nasty bites. They itch unbearably and swell up. Here we…
Rainbow family: homosexual couples who want children
Marriage for homosexual couples has been legal in Germany since October 2017. This also makes the desire for a so-called…
Traffic education in elementary school and kindergarten: 12 tips
Anyone who is walking with a child knows this situation: the child runs ahead, towards a street – and…
Surrogacy: in which countries is it allowed?
If the desire to have children remains unfulfilled, many couples think about using a surrogate mother. While surrogacy is prohibited…
Witch Tooth In Babies: Keep Or Let Go?
About one in 2,000 babies is born with a tiny tooth in their mouth called a witch tooth. While babies…