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Printable Timetable
School is back in session all across Germany, and planning can quickly become stressful. Which school supplies do you need to buy?...
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Anio Magazine
From what age can my child walk to school alone? How much screen time is okay? And do they really need a phone yet? Here you’ll find answers to the questions that really come up in everyday family life—researched, put into context, and without a finger wagged in judgment.
Written by the Anio editorial team in Bremen – together with teachers, media educators, and parents.
For your family’s everyday life.
Children’s smartwatches
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Digital Life: Children & Their Use of Smartphones & Co.
Children are receiving their first smartphone at a very young age more and more often. But at what age should children get their first smartphone, how much screen time is appropriate, and what does the 3-6-9-12 rule say? You'll find out in our blog!
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Inspiration
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Carnival – Origins, Customs & Costume Ideas
Whether it's called Carnival or Fasching, most people in Germany and Austria love this tradition. Funny costumes, colorful decorations, and a whole lot of good vibes. Where the tradition comes from, what Carnival means, and colorful costume ideas can be found here in our blog post!
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Supporting Children in the Digital World - Part 3: Do Computer Games Make Children Aggressive? With Fabian Karg
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Saint Martin for Children: Traditions, Craft Ideas, and the Story Behind the Festival
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