Kneipp week in Landau: Celebrating crib children with a large waterproof!

Kneipp week in Landau: Celebrating crib children with a large waterproof!

in Landau in the district of Dingolfing-Landau, everything was about water and the Kneipp teaching this week. The certified daycare center Maria Ward organized a lively Kneipp week that ended with a lively waterproof on Friday afternoon. Under the direction of Carolin Hofer-Lackermaier, the crib groups "Bären" and "frogs" dealt intensively with the five pillars of Kneipp therapy: water, nutrition, order of life, herbs and movement. These five principles, which the Bavarian priest Sebastian Kneipp developed in the 19th century, also form the basis for the work of Kneipp kindergartens, which is becoming increasingly important in Germany and beyond, as Betzold.

The children were looking forward to the practical stations that were built in the garden of the daycare center. From a barefoot path to a fragrance memory to a sound shell ceremony-the small participants were able to experience the variety of Kneipp principles directly. At the end of the festival, the children proudly presented their knowledge to parents and grandparents and were visibly enthusiastic when they were rewarded with an order of Kneipp and stamps for their experiences.

a day full of joy and gratitude

The head and her team, all certified Kneipp teachers, thanked the parents for their support and material donations. This use of the parents, combined with the devotion of the teachers, created a happy atmosphere that stimulated the children to learn with a lot of zeal. The event closed with a sung song: "Sebastian Kneipp liked water very much", which perfectly summarized the joy and fun the children had on this day.

The Maria Ward daycare center has been living the principles of Kneipp therapy since 2009, which is based on Kneipp's conviction that a natural and healthy lifestyle is crucial for the development of children. This philosophy is implemented in daily work with the little ones in various activities and concepts, which means that they are actively involved in nature and its elements.

Overall, the water festival impressively showed how important such practical experiences are in early childhood education. It is nice to see how the principles of Kneipp are still so lively and relevant today in order to give the children a good understanding of health and well -being, and how institutions such as the daycare center Maria Ward make a valuable contribution to this.