For me personally, as a mum, it’s wonderful to realise that my child likes everything – from the toys to the food! And it fills me with a feeling of such calmness and confidence that the most comfortable conditions are being created for the children. An additional bonus and delight for us by the end of autumn was that English words started cropping up in our son’s Russian – at home, when he was talking to us. And that’s despite the fact that my initial priority was actually not even the foreign language, but rather the atmosphere of kindness, warmth, and mutual understanding and the special mentality you find within the walls of the nursery! And then other people around began to notice that my son’s pronunciation of English words was great. Well, isn’t that fantastic! 🙂

At first I was a little alarmed by the long, protracted adaptation programme: we started there in April last year, and we needed to pick him up first before the stroll, then before lunch, then after lunch… But everything was forgotten with the beginning of the school year, when everything fell into place and we saw that after the summer the child quite understood what going to nursery was about, and we did not have to relive any of the adaptation experience over again. I adore our nursery, and I would love to go myself!!! 🙂