At our daycare center, every child is lovingly accompanied and supported in all their individuality. It is important to us that we create a calm and creative atmosphere in our premises.

Life in a big city is associated with many stimuli, impressions and sometimes a hectic pace. It is a challenge for the child to organize and process all these stories in their everyday life.

With the musical and creative influences in the Mukita, we try to create space for the child in which they can develop freely according to their sensory abilities.

The five senses include:

sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch.

These five senses form our pedagogical model and play an important role in our day-to-day daycare at the Mukita. Each sense is reflected in an activity.

- a common morning and evening ritual.

- project work, where we paint or do handicrafts.

- making music and theater games.

- free play.

- regular afternoon excursions.

The Mukita offers the children a large platform of artistic forms of expression, which can be played with freely. The focus is on the joy and desire to try out new things and experiment.
Our project design, which is adapted to the seasons, also takes up current topics from the children's everyday lives that concern them.

The individual needs of our children are recognized and integrated into the project work.

Of course, the parents of our children are very important. We want parents to have a good feeling when they entrust their children to us.

We are happy to take the time to listen to concerns and suggestions from parents and implement them where possible.

Parent meetings are held by appointment.

Two times a year, in spring and autumn, we organize a small party with the children for the parents.

These meetings also allow the parents to get to know each other better.