Codziennik Rodzica: po czym poznać dobry żłobek?

Language-based, close-knit, forest-based, intimate, public... Among the many nurseries, it's sometimes difficult to choose the one that best meets a child's needs. In this special episode of the Parent's Daily—a special one, as it previews the new book "Nursery, Grandma, Nanny, or Me Alone?"—we'll talk about nurseries, their search for them, and finding the balance between what's available and what's desirable. The Parent's Daily broadcast will begin on Monday at 12:00 PM: On @Karla Orban, Psychologist RB profile On Spotify | Google Podcast | Apple Podcast: Parent's Daily On Karla Orban, Psychologist RB YouTube:    / @karlaorbanpsychologrb   All episodes of the Parent's Daily can be found on the YouTube channel and in the VIDEOS section on Facebook. Parent's Daily is a podcast series dedicated to everyday situations you'd like to explore or that you frequently ask about. We explore their importance for your child's development and your relationship, and how to support them. Host: Karla Orban, psychologist and empathetic communication trainer. She is a four-year graduate of a systemic psychotherapy school. She has been supporting children, parents, and teachers for over a decade. She is the author of the book "Nursery, Grandma, Nanny, or I Alone?", in which she empathetically examines various forms of childcare, adaptation, and building relationships with caregivers of her own children. A graduate of the Attachment Parenting for Professionals training, Level I and II, and the coordinator of Postpartum Support International for Poland. She draws on attachment theory, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Nonviolent Communication. Privately, she is a mother of three.