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Recent russian-speaking child care reviews

Ani A.

We are so blessed as a family to find Ani! She is absolutely dependable and my 3 young kids love when she comes over. She actively plays with them on the ground and plays pretend. She is very patient and always on time. Ani follows my instructions to a “t” and even writes notes on how the kids did/how much they ate etc. She is very detail oriented and we are SO lucky to have found her! Thanks again Ani :)…

– Erin C.

Yana P.

Yana is a hard worker. She is very reliable, honest and decent person. I would highly recommend her

– Samara D.

Elena A.

We have re-hired Elena to care for our 3-weeks old newborn baby girl for three days a week for over a year after she worked with us earlier caring for our older 4-year old daughter. Elena is excellent with newborns, infants, and toddlers. She has substantial experience, knows developmental stages,sleep patterns, and feeding stages (breast milk/formula, introduction of new foods, healthy feeding habits). Elena is also attentive to baby’s development. In our case, she spotted a mild version of torticollis that we later treated with physical therapy. The physical therapy treatment required her active participation and monitoring. Elena is a mother of four kids (lots of her own-family experience!). It is clear that she genuinely loves kids, loves caring and nurturing them, and giving them the opportunity to safely explore the world around them. Both of our daughters love her! I would hire Elena again….

– Sergey L.

Olga O.

Olga was by far the best Nanny I ever had. I hired her when when my daughter was an infant and has been with us for 2 years now. She is extremely reliable and dependable. She cares for my daughter as if she were her own. She is extremely knowledgeable In child development and helped get my child ontrack to where she has to be for her age. She helped with daily tasks and Helped my child socialize. She also helped my daughter with her gymnastics classes as well. …

– Dayna D.

Iryna P.

Very friendly and able to help in all situations!

– Ale L.

Russian-speaking child care near me

Ani A.

Belmont, MA

$20-40/hr • 6 yrs exp

Reliable/Experienced Russian Speaking Babysitter

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Having passion in early childhood education, I strive to help children to grow healthy, in a safe environment, and be disciplined and conscious enough to become a full member of their families, communities, and their own countries. With extensive years in the field, I do my best to teach them myknowledge of things and at the same time learn from children, as well….

Recent Review:

We are so blessed as a family to find Ani! She is absolutely dependable and my 3 young kids love when she comes over. She actively plays with them on the ground and plays pretend. She is very patient and alwayson time. Ani follows my instructions to a “t” and even writes notes on how the kids did/ how much they ate etc. She is very detail oriented and we are SO lucky to have found her! Thanks again Ani :)…

Reviewed by Erin C.

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Hello,
Since my children back to school I would like to find job for myself. I can help you with taking care of your children, house, laundry and some other household things. I got my elementary school teacher degree in Kazakhstan. I play piano and I know how take care of house plants.

Recent Review:

Yana is a hard worker. She is very reliable, honest and decent person. I would highly recommend her

Reviewed by Samara D.

Lyubka D.

Bayonne, NJ

$10-15/hr • 6 yrs exp

Nanny/Babysitter Who Has Experience In Russian- American Families

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My name is Lyuba and I am experienced, responsible and energetic Russian speaking nanny who enjoys looking after children.
I have been taking care of newborns (3 month to 1-year-old) and older children (2 to 9 years old) in Russian-American families for over 6 years in New Jersey (Hoboken, NJ;Bayonne, NJ; Jersey City, NJ) and NYC (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens). I have excellent recommendations from previous Russian-American families. I am also legal (green card) so you can rely on me for long term to look after your child/children. I would like to speak with you and arrange a meeting with you as soon as you are available….

Tetyana K.

Brooklyn, NY

$15-20/hr • 10 yrs exp

Loving Multilingual Babysitter (English, Russian & Ukrainian)

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My name is Tetyana and I am a caring, loving and gentle mother to two beautiful girls (now 25 and 29), originally from Ukraine. I have degree in Economics, but decided not to pursue my degree in the USA. Instead, after my girls grew up, I started working as a nanny. I have been a nanny for over 10years. I am a hard working and devoted person. I don’t call out sick and usually take vacations when family where I work goes on vacation. I am extremely responsible and I absolutely dote on the child who I am babysitting. I love to read to children, teach the alphabet and numbers. Usually, my jobs ended when children started school and there was no need for full time nanny. However, even years later I still visit the kids for their birthdays and bring them presents. I also have past experience taking care of children with disabilities in Brooklyn NY. I am a proud US citizen and have valid NY state driver’s license. I hold current certification in CPR and trained to perform Heimlich maneuver….

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Experienced nanny and mother with a deep understanding of child development. I raised 4 of my own children and nannied many more. Loving and nurturing, but firm. Around me, kids don’t throw tantrums 😉 I care about children’s safety, while not stifling their independence and ability to learnthrough interaction with the world. I believe every child is unique and talented in their own way.
I am still learning English, and can only speak Russian at this point. Permanent resident. Can travel with the family. References available.
If you need not simply a sitter, but an ally to help you raise, develop, and care for your child, give me a call!. ..

Recent Review:

We have re-hired Elena to care for our 3-weeks old newborn baby girl for three days a week for over a year after she worked with us earlier caring for our older 4-year old daughter. Elena is excellent withnewborns, infants, and toddlers. She has substantial experience, knows developmental stages, sleep patterns, and feeding stages (breast milk/formula, introduction of new foods, healthy feeding habits). Elena is also attentive to baby’s development. In our case, she spotted a mild version of torticollis that we later treated with physical therapy. The physical therapy treatment required her active participation and monitoring. Elena is a mother of four kids (lots of her own-family experience!). It is clear that she genuinely loves kids, loves caring and nurturing them, and giving them the opportunity to safely explore the world around them. Both of our daughters love her! I would hire Elena again….

Reviewed by Sergey L.

Ganna R.

Centereach, NY

$20-20/hr • 7 yrs exp

Russian Speaking Part-Time Babysitter Available!

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Hello,
Do you want your child be bilingual?
I am 32 years old. My native language is Russian – so reading books and singing songs in Russian won’t be a problem. I love spending time with children. We spend lots of time outdoors. I currently study English at Suffolk County CommunityCollege.
Please feel free to contact me if you have further question….

Olga O.

Raleigh, NC

$25-32/hr • 8 yrs exp

Russian Speaking Fun And Creative Sitter

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My name is Olga and I am a certified Early Childhood Teacher. I currently teach second grade and have also taught in a pre-school where I taught toddlers, pre-k, kindergarten, and worked in the nursery room with infants. Working with children is more than just work for me, it is a passion. Myfavorite part about working with children is being able to experience the joy and creativity that children share. I like to take every opportunity possible to do exciting activities that stretch children’s imaginations and creativity. Especially as it gets warmer, I love spending time outside with children being active. …

Recent Review:

Olga was by far the best Nanny I ever had. I hired her when when my daughter was an infant and has been with us for 2 years now. She is extremely reliable and dependable. She cares for my daughter as if shewere her own. She is extremely knowledgeable In child development and helped get my child on track to where she has to be for her age. She helped with daily tasks and Helped my child socialize. She also helped my daughter with her gymnastics classes as well….

Reviewed by Dayna D.

Iryna P.

Miami, FL

$20-35/hr • 10 yrs exp

Russian/Ukranian Speaking Nanny

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Hello there. My name is Iryna, I’m 55 years old. I’m a professional nanny with over 10 years of experience in childcare. I have cared for children ages 0-15, and I have raised 3 children of my own. I am an easy-going person, both children and parents love me. I will be happy to be in contact withyou. My first language is Russian/Ukrainian and I have a basic level of English. I would prefer to work with Russian speaking families. Thank you…

Recent Review:

Very friendly and able to help in all situations!

Reviewed by Ale L.

Leah L.

West New York, NJ

$21-25/hr • 6 yrs exp

Russian/English-Speaking Nanny With Infant & Toddler Experience, Full Time

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I am your dream “day mama” and babies thrive in my presence! Raising a child is the most rewarding thing in life for me! Before I welcomed my own daughters (23 and 21 years ago), I had an extensive experience as a Professional Nanny. When my kids were 2 & 4 years old, I became a working mom andspent 15 years in the fields of graphic design, marketing and hiring. Now, when my kids are grown up, I realized that my true calling is to care for the little ones so I’ve decided to pursue my passion and do what I love the most – help raise a child. I know how to handle a child who is upset, who just had a nightmare, or what to do if a child accidentally hurt himself. I know how to make an infant feel more comfortable. I’m highly committed to a child’s physical and emotional well-being, safety, and education. I’m honest, trustworthy with strong work ethics. Non-smoker. CPR (infants and toddlers) certified and First Aid certified. I am fully vaccinated for COVID-19….

Elena B.

San Diego, CA

$25-50/hr • 4 yrs exp

I’m 54 Years Old. I Have Been Living In The USA 4 Years. Originally From Russia. I’m Doctor,

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I’d describe my personality as kind, responsible, positive, active.
I like working with kids because interacting, cutting, sweating.
I’m looking for a job that trusting relationship with the child and parents.
I started working with kids when 4 years ago.
In my spare time, I like to Travel, meetfriends, read books.
One thing you should know about me is you can trust me.
My skills include all types of skills….

Recent Review:

I know Elena for 3 years now and couldn’t have wished for a better caregiver for two of my kids. She’s creative and knows how to teach/develop new skills by coming up with a fun project or game. Elena is veryreliable, kind, and knows how to take care of a baby and communicate with toddlers. Her medical background is also a huge plus, I was confident that she knows what to do if an emergency occurs….

Reviewed by Anna T.

Iryna O.

Palatine, IL

$18-23/hr • 10 yrs exp

Energetic, Responsible And Friendly Nanny Looking For New Family To Take Care Of Children.

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I have 16 year babysitting experience working for 2 different families. Recently I was taking care of 3 boys: 4-year-old, 2-year-old, and a newborn. I have experience working with kids up to 14 years old. I read books, paint, take walks, go to playground and explore the world. I prepare breakfast,lunch and do light cleaning after children. I keep things organized, fun and safe.
My background is in education and I love spending time with children by watching them grow and develop. I am fluent in English, Ukrainian, and Russian. I am good with pets….

Recent Review:

She helped teach our two youngest boys how to safely go up and down the stairs. She did exercises with them, to help them learn a good bathroom routine for potty training. She took care of them healthy orsick. Which took a lot of stress off of a parents shoulders. She helped out around the house with dishes and laundry as the needs arose. She always had the boys outside as much as the weather allowed to get their energy out. She helped our boys learn their colors and did arts and crafts with them. I would recommend her to anyone looking for a reliable nanny to hire. We will miss her very much. She took care of our Kids for the last 2 years and our boys always come home asking for Irina….

Reviewed by Melissa F.

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Hi, my name is Irina, I’m 35 years old. I was born in Russia. But I lived in New York over 9 years. Very friendly, art and music person. Non smoking, vegetarian. I love kids, can’t wait to have my own. I have experience caring for children, from infants to teenagers. With me, your children willreceive appropriate care, and I’m willing to do additional other tasks if requested. With all my experience, I’m able to provide a supervised, safe, and stable environment for your little ones. If you need any further information do not hesitate to contact me….

Recent Review:

Irina worked with my three-year-old son for a little over a year on a part-time basis. We met her through a friend who highly recommended her. She is reliable, warm, and my son loved her and spoke about herall the time. Best of all, she is extremely creative and able to do crafts and projects that I never would have thought of. We definitely recommend her highly for your family!…

Reviewed by Hilary B.

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I am a very reliable, patient, and creative person who has 7 years of experience caring for children, from infants to teenagers. With me, your children will receive appropriate care, and I’m willing to do additional tasks if requested. I do think kids are kids, but it’s up to adults to teach them torespect others, nature, and the world around them. With my skills and experience, I’m able to provide a supervised, safe, but fun environment for your children….

Recent Review:

Very helpful, kind, good communicator and does amazing with my toddler! So interactive during play time and helps significantly with feeding, reading, and light housekeeping. 100% would recommend!

Reviewed by Camille J.

Lisa B.

Rossville, GA

$20-25/hr • 10 yrs exp

Spread A Little Sunshine/Fully Vaccinated

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My joy is children, and I enjoy having fun with them as they learn and develop life skills needed to be productive adults. I’ve raised my family of 2 boys and 3 girls and now our children are raising their children. There’s nothing better than watching their faces light up when they make newdiscoveries in the environment around them. I feel that reading books to them and exploring the outdoors with them is key to nurturing their curiosity and development. A good sense of humor, flexibility, and routine are essential.
For 10 years, as a Degreed Paraprofessional, I had the joy of teaching Spanish and Russian children from PreK-12th grade, the English curriculum as a second language. I taught CE Spanish at Jacksonville State University. Additionally, I was also assigned to use my communication skills to teach various business management teams Conversational Spanish.
I was responsible for cultural diversity among the faculty and feel it’s an integral part of any child’s development….

Recent Review:

Lisa goes above and beyond and is very reliable!

Reviewed by Tamara F.

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Hello, I am Jane. I am loving, kind, friendly, fun, patient, and responsible. I have 7 years of experience working with children from infants to pre-teens in different roles and settings including babysitting, nannying, daycare, schools, orphanages, and church. My work includes playing, educating,and creating a fun and safe place for your child. I am trained in first aid and CPR. I am fluent in English, Russian, and Hebrew. In my spare time I enjoy running, hiking, traveling, baking, and reading. References are available upon request….

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Hello! My name is Olya (I am originally from Ukraine). I am a family-oriented person and I absolutely adore children. I have studied child psychology (just for myself) to be able to avoid most “common” difficulties and to be the best parent for my child. My knowledge and personal experiences gave megreat success while working with other parents and their children. After all, children can learn anything, as long as it’s Fun 🙂 Personally, I am pretty much a “Jack of all trades” with old-fashion values! 🙂 I am Very Reliable, Honest, Organized, and very Neat. I stick to my word. I am a confident driver (with a clean record), very health conscious. I love to cook, bake bread, I have a garden. But most of all, my best value in this industry is I am a Fun-Teacher/Tutor. A child and I get the most of our time together by doing new things, going to new places, and learning something new every day! Thank you for visiting my page and I look forward hearing from you soon!…

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Hello! My name is Victoria and I love working with kiddos. I have worked for two daycares in the past 5 years, attaining valuable work experience in the field of childcare. I have additional experience within a classroom setting serving as a volunteer teacher at my home church’s preK children’sministry. My passion lies in helping curious and fun-loving kiddos learn about their world through play and interaction, I hope that I can foster meaningful relationships with any family and child I may have the pleasure of meeting through this platform. :)…

Recent Review:

She was very pleasant and friendly. She arrives 10-15 minutes early the two days I hired her to baby sit my 3 years old son! She brought sticker art paper paper doh and some toys for my son. She askedquestions, attentive, understanding, and gives updates throughout the day. She gave my son a bath too! On her second day with him he actually took a nap, he does that if he feels comfortable around a person! All in all, if I’m in Yucaipa again I’d book her. She is also a college student, but responsible and fun!…

Reviewed by Nara C.

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I have much experience with children since I am a school teacher. I ‘ve babysat all aged children and have much experience with feeding, changing, light housekeeping and much more. CPR/First Aid and Blood borne pathogen certified.

Recent Review:

Juliya is a dream to work with! She started with us housekeeping once per week (always on time, very thorough, and very sweet) and she also ended up babysitting our kids as well (two toddlers) and she waswonderful with them. She’s a true find….

Reviewed by Kat P.

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Hi, my name is Alisa and I’m interested in a part-time or full time childcare opportunity. I have 6 years of experience in babysitting and have been a committed childcare provider for many families. I would like to provide your family with quality caregiving as well. I have my own transportation, agood driving record, no criminal background whatsoever nor a history of drugs, smoking or alcohol. I have plenty of patience and energy with kids, mainly from growing up with a family of 8, I have provided care for ages newborn-14. CPR and first aid certified. Kids are my very first priority, but I will assist the family with light housekeeping such as wash dishes, do laundry, sweep/mop, vacuum, dust, and anything else that will be needed. Give me a call and we can arrange a sit-down to discuss specifics if I qualify your needs and if we make a good match! I look forward to the opportunity of working with you….

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Hi! My name is Kate and I’m a college student majoring in Humanities and Communication. I have experience tutoring college students and received a professional Tutor Certificate from Sierra college. I believe that every child is capable of succeeding with schoolwork, and we just have to find out hisstrengths and work on his weaknesses. All children, and later adults, have their own learning style, and my job as a tutor is to point the kid in the right direction in a way that will facilitate his growth and development….

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Private and public kindergartens in Poland: comparison

Let me tell you about our experience with kindergartens in Poland. We moved to Lublin when the child was two years old. They immediately thought of giving it to the garden, visited several, but in the end they decided to wait, since it was clearly not yet ready. Now my son already goes to a good private kindergarten and he really likes it there. We, too – and the whole organization, and educators.

Why did we go to private? I must say right away that there are no problems with admission to state kindergartens for children of foreigners. But this is our choice – we wanted to have fewer children in the group, a more flexible approach. After all, we are newcomers and at first we didn’t even know the language properly. By the way, in each of the kindergartens where we went to look around, we were warmly welcomed, everything was shown and told. Someone from the staff necessarily spoke English (in preschool institutions in Poland, more attention is paid to learning English). nine0003

I would like to point out that there are no problems with kindergartens in our city. Each district has several public and even more private ones. In general, we can say that a kindergarten can be found within walking distance from any house.

Visitors often ask: are there Russian or Ukrainian kindergartens in Lublin? I don’t know about other cities in Poland, but there are none in Lublin. All Polish and all accept children of any nationality. Plus, in my opinion, there is no point in sending a child to a Russian or Ukrainian kindergarten. If you come to Poland for a long time, in any case, he needs to learn the language well, because in the future he will go to school. Yes, and the child himself will be easier to communicate with peers in additional classes, playgrounds, and so on. Why be a “white crow”? nine0003

I would add that “ours” are not uncommon in kindergartens. For example, in our group of 15 people there are three Russian speakers. So a child who does not know Polish will probably have someone to communicate with at first. Yes, and he will grab the tongue easily and quickly – do not even worry. Polish is the language of the Slavic group, it is largely understandable, especially to those who know Ukrainian. All the children of my friends began to understand everything after 1-2 months, to speak decently – after 3-4. And after about six months, they can no longer be distinguished from the local ones. nine0003

In this article I will talk about the experience with both private (in Polish – prywatne) and public gardens. Many children of my acquaintances go to state schools, so I have information.

How to enroll in a kindergarten in Poland? From what age?

Private

Enrollment is possible all year round subject to availability. You will need to sign an agreement and fill out a questionnaire with questions about the characteristics and hobbies of the child. Upon signing the contract, a non-refundable “in-app” (wpisowy, entrance) fee is paid. Usually it is equal to the monthly payment or higher. This fee guarantees a place for your child. We will talk about other payments below. nine0003

In the meantime, I would like to note that there are two types of private kindergartens – nurseries (żlobek) and regular ones (przedszkole). Children are taken to the nursery from the earliest age (3 months) to three years. The usual groups are from 3 (although it happens earlier) to 6-7 years. It often happens that in the same kindergarten there are both nursery and regular groups. It should be noted that nurseries are usually much (1.5-2 times) more expensive.

State

Kindergarten applications are due in March. However, several of my friends easily arranged for children in state kindergartens in the middle of the school year, the main thing is that there are empty places. There are usually no problems with places, at least in most areas of our city (this does not apply to those where there are solid new buildings and poor infrastructure). They submitted an application – and in the same year they went. But the situation with nurseries is worse – there are very few state nurseries, so you need to get in line for them immediately after the birth of a child. Children are taken to state nurseries from a year (a “decree” in Poland lasts just a year) to three years, to ordinary state kindergartens from 2.5 years. nine0003

I would like to add that according to Polish law, every child (whether from another country or a local) is required to undergo “Zeruvka”, that is, pre-school education, before entering school. This can be done both in the kindergarten (analogues of our preparatory groups), and right at the school. In general, if you enroll a child of 5-6 years old in a kindergarten, then he must be provided with a place, regardless of the workload of the institution. By the way, children in Poland go to school from the age of 7, but if desired, it is possible from the age of 6 (before, by the way, it was like that, but this norm was changed). nine0003

I would add that all children are admitted to public kindergartens, regardless of whether their parents work or not. I heard from someone that it is mandatory that both parents work. So, nobody asks about it.

2. How much do kindergartens cost in Poland?

Private

In Lublin, a private garden will cost PLN 280-450 per month. The nursery is on average twice as expensive. The specific price depends on the garden itself, its size and equipment. The monthly contractual fee (czesne) is paid every month. And even if the child is ill all this month. Such is the minus of private gardens. nine0003

Meals (wyżywienie) are paid extra and cost PLN 7-10 per day. At the beginning of the month, you can choose how many meals are enough for your child and they will order just that many for him. If the child is ill, then you need to notify the director about this by call or SMS before a certain time, then the food will not be ordered and you will not pay for it.

There are other regular payments (once a year or otherwise). For example, for materials (felt-tip pens, paints, paper, plasticine, etc.) or additional classes at your request. nine0003

State

A big plus is that they are partly free. Visiting from 7 am to 13 pm for no charge! From 13:00 to 17:00 – depends on the city, but usually it is 1 zloty per hour, that is, a penny. Meals – about PLN 8 per day, if you take a full set of breakfast, lunch and snacks. For example, my friend pays about 180 zł a month for a state garden, her son goes there until 5 pm.

When a child enters, a contract is signed, which indicates at what time he will visit the kindergarten. If necessary, the time can be changed later. If the child falls ill, again, this must be reported in advance and payment for those days when he was not in the garden will not be charged. nine0003

Consumables (pencils, etc.) are included in the payment. Although additional contributions are sometimes still required, for example, to the “garden fund” or for child insurance.

Opening hours

Private

As a rule, they are open from 7 am (rarely from 6!) to 5 pm. The Poles are “early birds”, usually leaving for work early, but they finish already closer to 15 o’clock. It is not uncommon when at 15-16 hours there are almost no children left in kindergartens.

Private gardens open all year round. However, during the summer holidays and New Year holidays, mixed groups are created, since there are few children walking. nine0003

State

Also open from 7 am to 5 pm. Like schools, most of them are open from September to June, holidays in July and August. Although there are gardens on duty.

What do children do in Polish kindergartens?

Private

The monthly fee includes daily lessons. They are usually held in the morning before lunch. As a rule, this is a foreign language, drawing, modeling, dancing, rhythm, singing, etc. On the eve of some holidays, performances for matinees are being rehearsed. nine0003

Afternoon classes are available for an additional fee (parents need to register their children in advance). It can be Lego construction, martial arts, plastic arts, circus / theater, chess, pottery, drawing, and so on. They are conducted by experts in their fields, “tour” in all the gardens of the city.

Private gardens are great because they offer children a lot of extra activities and excursions. Children are taken to zoos, game centers, museums and other interesting places. For example, to a bakery, to a pottery workshop, to a pet store, to a fire station. Theaters come to the garden, representatives of various professions (firefighters, policemen, athletes). Recently, representatives of the cynological society came with specially trained dogs. The children were delighted! nine0003

State

In general, the same thing here. There are classes for everyone, there are for an additional fee, there are matinees. But excursions, performances and interesting guests are much less common.

Catering

Private

With very few exceptions, private kindergartens do not have kitchens. Food for children is ordered from catering companies that cook to order and deliver food to city organizations. In the garden itself, there is only a kitchenette with 1-2 employees who put food on plates and distribute it to groups. nine0003

The company’s menu is usually known in advance, it is posted in the corridor of the kindergarten, it is sent to parents by email. Everything there is usually tasty, healthy and quite varied. If a particular child has allergies to certain foods, special meals will be ordered for them.

Sample menu

State

There is no catering here anymore – there are kitchens, there are cooks, everything is cooked in the garden. I have not heard bad reviews from friends about food in private gardens.

What do Polish kindergartens look like?

Private

In terms of size and territory, private kindergartens are very inferior to public ones. With very rare exceptions, they do not have their own buildings, they are located on the first floors of houses or rent office space

Although there are also “private psheshkole” with their own buildings, but very rarely + they are more expensive.

Due to the small area, most private gardens are cramped. The corridors and changing rooms are small. Group rooms – where it is, but I would not choose a garden where 15 people huddle in 15-20 sq.m. nine0003

There are no separate bedrooms, for children to sleep promo put special mattresses on the floor, which are then stacked.

If some additional classes are held in one group, then children who do not attend them are collected in another.

Only private gardens located in their own buildings have their own playgrounds. Although sometimes there are exceptions. For example, our kindergarten is located near the park and, apparently, by agreement with the city authorities, they installed their own indoor playground. Well, most often children are taken to public playgrounds (in warm weather – summer, late spring, early autumn), or they walk in pairs next to the kindergarten. nine0003

If we talk about the interior decoration and equipment of private gardens, then everything is fine – good repair, comfortable bathrooms especially for children, there is everything you need.

State-owned

If we talk about equipment, the state-owned ones are no worse than private ones – they also have excellent repairs and excellent toys. But there are more pluses – most state kindergartens have their own buildings of several floors.

From this it follows that the locker rooms are spacious, the groups are spacious, there are separate assembly / sports halls, bedrooms with beds. And also its own rather big territory with playgrounds (unless they may not always be new) and greenery. It’s safe and fun for kids to walk there. nine0003

How many children and teachers are in the groups?

Private

Usually in groups of 10-15 people. But often someone is sick, so they go less. There are usually two teachers. There are more nurseries – one adult for 4-5 people.

State

There are usually a lot of children in groups – 20-25. There is one teacher and a “nanny”. There are more teachers in nursery groups.

What is the daily routine in Polish kindergartens?

Private

The gardens are open from 6-7 am. By 9 most children come, so until 9 they do exercises and have breakfast, and classes start at 9. At 12 lunch, then a walk and additional classes. There is always free time when children can just play with toys. At 15-16 hours – afternoon snack. Since many children are already being taken away at about 3 pm, from that time on, prefabricated groups and on-duty educators remain in many kindergartens.

As a rule, children from the age of 3 in Polish kindergartens no longer sleep during the day. Instead, after dinner there is leżakowanie, 15-30 minutes they lie, relax and listen to calm music or fairy tales. For babies who are used to sleeping during the day, this rhythm can be difficult. nine0003

State

Everything here is the same as private.

That’s all I wanted to tell you. Ask questions in the comments if you have any :-).

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• Chistyakova Irina Nikolaevna
  She graduated from the Vaganov School (class of M. A. Pomerantseva). Worked with A. Ya. Shelest, V. M. Chabukiani, I. A. Chernyshev. Soloist in the ballets Swan Lake, Giselle, Don Quixote, Romeo and Juliet, Arlesian, La Bayadère, Scarlet Sails, The Nutcracker. He has more than 20 years of teaching experience, including exchanges with Ballet Concerto (USA), Massala (France).
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• Adjamov Vladimir Kasumovich
  Russian ballet dancer, director, president of the Association of Contemporary Choreography. Honored Artist of Russia. A classical dancer of a lyrical-heroic plan, who has reached a level of performance of modern choreography that is unsurpassed by any of the St. Petersburg artists. V. Adjamov has been a leading dancer for 30 years. His repertoire includes more than 40 leading roles, both in classical and modern performances.
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Reviews

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We have been studying at the ballet school, one might say from the very beginning, for almost three months now, for all the time my child does not go, she flies to school for classes. The highest punishment is not to go to the ballet, starting with the banner at the entrance and ending with everything inside, everything is perfect! Having always entered the school, with a kind smile, our administrator and I will probably call the not very appropriate word MISTRESS, but she really, the mistress of her business, the owners in all respects, will meet, see off, hug, I am sometimes jealous))), my daughter loves her very much and admits it publicly (and it costs a lot), Oksana is always attentive, polite, tactful, always looks like a million! After all, it is so important for girls to see beautiful well-groomed women, it enriches the inner nature of every future lady. You can write endlessly about the school and its leader, my daughter and I are in love with ballet! This is our everything now! With love to the school of Russian ballet in G. BALNAUL. Evgenia
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Evgeniya Novosibirsk

My daughter Masha has already attended 30 ballet classes in Omsk with teacher Ekaterina Vladimirovna. She really likes to study with her: a calm, balanced and at the same time very attentive to detail style of teaching. Masha enjoys going to class. Thanks to Ekaterina Vladimirovna for her patience, ability to find an approach to the child and create a comfortable atmosphere in the classroom. And the straight back, slender neck and smooth movements of Masha, which we have acquired during this time, further support our desire to practice!!!
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Elena Omsk

We are engaged in the school “Russian Ballet” in the city of Krasnodar along Levanevsky Street. My daughter and I are delighted with the teachers, the atmosphere in this school. The teachers are very attentive to the children, they will pay attention to everyone, they will help and prompt everyone. But live music distinguishes it from other schools. Children are engaged under the piano, which causes additional interest in classes.
Thank you!!! We will try not to miss, but we will definitely not give up !!!!
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Marina Krasnodar

Since April, the child has been attending this school. She is my electric broom and she needs rigor and discipline, even her daughter has crooked X legs. Ballet was an excellent alternative to all this for 5 months, the child’s gait improved, the legs became even and of course the iron discipline does its job. Solnechnogorsk city

Oksana Moscow

My daughter goes to classes with Ekaterina Vladimirovna Maksimova. The child looks forward to every lesson. A teacher with a kind heart, loving children, a professional in his field. Ekaterina Vladimirovna finds an approach to each child. We are very happy that we took classes with her!
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Marina Omsk

Great ballet school! We love it!!! My daughters attend ballet school with great pleasure! Thanks to the Russian ballet that opened in Solnechnogorsk!!!

Maria Moscow

We don’t do much, but my daughter loves it!
Many thanks to Victoria Anatolyevna!
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For the first lesson, you can wear a leotard, T-shirt or T-shirt, ballet leotards, leggings or knitted trousers underneath.

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Parent Education

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Over 4500 video tutorials!

The first teachers in our book of records “Russian Ballet”

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New Year’s performance in Orenburg

Andrey Ivanov’s review of the screenings of the Boris Eifman Academy in the branches of the Russian Ballet in November.

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The Russian Ballet network has begun cooperation with the Boris Eifman Dance Academy and invites talented children from 6 to 12 years old to watch!

✨✨🌺🌺Happy teacher’s day! 🌺🌺✨✨

The network of children’s choreographic schools “Russian Ballet” has opened its 101st school!

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Reporting performance in Orenburg

A pupil of our school from Samara got into the footage of the match Costa Rica – Serbia close-up with a bracelet “Russian Ballet” on her arm.

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Russian Ballet in Stavropol won the Stavropol Brand competition in the Best Advertising Company nomination.

Festival of children’s choreographic schools “Russian Ballet”.

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“Russian Ballet” made its debut in the “Successful Start” nomination in the national award “Golden Mercury”!

An open lesson in honor of March 8 was held at the Russian Ballet branch in Vladimir.

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The first school “Russian Ballet” opened in the city of Sukhum in Abkhazia!

“Russian Ballet” will open in the capital of Kazakhstan!

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Opening of a branch of the “Russian Ballet” school in Vladimir.

Children’s choreographic school “Russian Ballet” took part in the “Main Christmas Tree of Siberia 2018”

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“Russian Ballet” in St.

Petersburg. New Year’s open lesson

Opening of the school “Russian Ballet” in Surgut.

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Opening of the “Russian Ballet” school in Sterlitamak.

Opening of the school “Russian Ballet” in Rostov-on-Don.

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Russian Ballet entered the TOP-5 of the most popular choreographic children’s schools in Moscow.

Webinar

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Russian Ballet has opened another branch in Krasnodar.

Opening of the school “Russian Ballet” in Minsk, Republic of Belarus

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School “Russian Ballet” is now in Kolpino (St.

Petersburg)

Diary of a young dancer for the new school year

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Grand opening of the school “Russian Ballet” in Zelenodolsk

Opening of the school “Russian Ballet” in Pyatigorsk

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“Russian Ballet” will appear in China

Opening of the school “Russian Ballet” in Sochi

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Opening of the school “Russian Ballet” in Krasnodar.

A master class “Preparing the body for ballet classics” with Vladimir Adzhamov was held in St. Petersburg

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Master class “Classical choreography” with I.N. Chistyakova for teachers of the Russian Ballet network was held in St. Petersburg

Opening of the school “Russian Ballet” in Neftekamsk

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Russian ballet with a foreigner – getting ready for the tour!

“Russian Ballet” began cooperation with the company “Grishko”

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“Russian Ballet” – Tyumen on the program “Shopping Guide” on TNT

Opening of the school “Russian Ballet” in Solnechnogorsk near Moscow

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School “Russian Ballet” is now in Arkhangelsk!

Grand opening of the school “Russian Ballet” in Volgograd

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Historical reconstruction balls in St.