Whether you’re a first-time parent or already a pro; some sort of preparation never hurts. In this list we will specifically cover classes couples can take to prepare for the birth of their child. Keep on reading to find information on different birth preparation classes offered in Munich, their teaching language, location and discounts offered…
đĄGet discounts on some of these activities by getting the Munich Family Pass! Learn more about it here Thereâs no doubt that Munichâs location is more than ideal for day trips – so of course that would also hold true for day trips centred around kids. If youâre in the mood to treat your kids…
đĄ Get discounts on theatres for kids by getting the Munich Family Pass! Learn more about it here What better way to introduce your little one to a sophisticated life than to take them to the theatre? đ Good news, Munich has your back! So dress the little dude or dudette in their Sunday best…
Topics covered Family centers are community hubs designed to provide support, resources, and opportunities for families. They offer a range of services, including parenting workshops, child development programs, playgroups, counseling, and social activities. These centers are not only great places for children to interact and learn, but also provide parents with a supportive network and…
After coming to Germany, one of the best culture shocks I had were Bier Gartens. I absolutely love the concept of just casually hanging outside and having a Bretzel. So after having my daughter, of course I started looking for Beer Gardens that would offer her some entertainment as well. Hereâs a list of Beer…
If youâve spent time browsing a Fahrradanhänger (bike trailer) or an electric bike/car, you know how expensive they can be! But did you know that thereâs a government program that allows you to get 25% off when you purchase ANY electric bike or car? I know, I was also blown away too. For the skeptics,…
The perfect guide to help mom’s find pre-baby courses in Munich
Children in Germany are entitled to “child benefits” given by the government till the age of 18 or in some cases up to 25
In Germany, the Government offers money otherwise known as âElterngeldâ or âParental Allowanceâ to help families with young kids.
