🇺🇸 Working in an International Kindergarten in Germany Changed the Way I See Childhood

Before moving to Germany, I never imagined that working in an international kindergarten would teach me so much—not just about children, but about culture, communication, patience, and the many different ways families raise their kids. In this video, I’m sharing some of the biggest lessons I’ve learned while working with children from different countries and backgrounds here in Germany. Some surprised me, some challenged my perspective, and some made me appreciate just how many different “right” ways there are to help a child grow. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like working in an international kindergarten in Germany, or you’re thinking about moving abroad with children, I hope this gives you a genuine look into that experience. This video includes a paid partnership with Parent Blueprints. If you’re raising children in Western Europe—or planning to—I’ve been reading The Expat Parent Guide, which covers topics like navigating new school systems, rebuilding your support network, and balancing your own parenting style with a new culture. 📘 Get 15% off for a limited time using my link: https://parentblueprints.store/discou... Thank you for supporting the brands that help make these videos possible. 👍 If you enjoyed this video, please like, subscribe, and let me know in the comments: What’s one thing about childhood or parenting in Germany that surprised you the most? 🌍 Follow my journey: 📸 Instagram: @rellikvision_style 🎵 TikTok: @RellikAbroad 📘 Facebook: Rellik Abroad Playlists: ▶️ Life Abroad ▶️ Germany ▶️ Culture Differences ▶️ Moving Abroad Germany, living in Germany, American in Germany, international kindergarten Germany, kindergarten in Germany, parenting in Germany, raising children in Germany, expat parents, expat parenting, moving to Germany, German culture, life abroad, living abroad, childcare in Germany, schools in Germany, cultural differences, expat life, Germany vlog, Munich Germany, Rellik Abroad