Bostelmann:Lotta bathes

Little children love stories. They listen intently and full of excitement to the narratives. You can almost see how they process the stories in their minds. Perhaps you've already noticed that young children particularly enjoy stories from our everyday lives and want to hear them over and over again. It's no wonder: for little children, the ordinary daily life is still a puzzle that holds many questions they are eager to solve and understand. In our stories about Lotta, we don't transport them to fantastic worlds; instead, we recount everyday experiences of toddlers. Our experience shows that these stories help children understand their own lives, categorize their own experiences, and ask many questions. Through the shared storytelling of everyday tales, we playfully expand the children's world of experiences and contribute to new learning opportunities. Last but not least, we show the children: I care about your world, your questions, and your thoughts about all the small and big adventures in life.