The Prague Parent-Child Programme (Prager-Eltern-Kind-Programm) is a concept for supporting the development of babies together with their mother or father. As early as the 1970s, Dr Jaroslav Koch discovered that babies develop better when they are not left to themselves but enter into loving contact with others.
The resulting programme therefore includes not only activities for the baby but also specific suggestions for parents on how to treat themselves, their baby and any siblings. The focus shifts as the babies grow older.
In our attachment-oriented approach, we follow the principles of Attachment Parenting.
In the sessions we explore together the babies’ world of experience, while also making room for the parents’ world of experience, because they too have dared to step into a new, unfamiliar world.
Topics that are always present: sleeping, crying, babywearing, breastfeeding, nutrition, movement, play, singing, talking, parenting, siblings, household, work.....
The courses take place on Fridays at the parent school in the Diakonie hospital.
For organisational reasons, places can only be booked via the KINDividuum registration system:
https://kikudoo.com/kindividuum/courses
Please refer to the KINDividuum website for the registration conditions (terms and conditions) and fees
Eva Dietsche
Graduate social pedagogue (Dipl. Sozialpädagogin)
Social worker (FH)
PEKiP course leader
eva@KINDividuum.de
Tel.:0151- 52237252
KINDividuum
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