Explained in a child-friendly way: why is there war?
“Mom, Dad? Why is there war?”: When children ask this question, adults’ hearts sink. We want our children to grow…
Explained in a child-friendly way: How big is Germany?
Children are incredibly curious and ask us questions in the blink of an eye every second. It gets tricky for…
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…
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…
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…