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Desperately Need A Face Lift? These German Cities Offer The Best Value

For full disclosure, I spent my first year in Germany as an au pair for a lovely German family in Berlin, so I often acted like a fly on the wall observing various German relatives. Let them play outside in freezing and horrible weather

It may just be the impression of someone who grew up in warmer climates, but seeing German children climbing playgrounds amid sub-zero temperatures and howling winds was a shock to me. But despite what the Germans say about bad clothes, they apparently haven't yet realized how awful and impractical those adorable one-piece snowsuits are. As soon as you hear that desperate little cry of ich muss pullern - I have to pee - you know it's already a race to find the toilet, and then you also have to unzip the snowsuit and get the child's arms out before he can finally relieve themselves. Photo: DPA. Going to that first day of Grundschule (elementary school) is a much bigger affair in Germany than I remember in the US, and it's traditional to give kids a Schultüte – school bag – to celebrate. But the confusing thing about this "bag" is that it's not really a bag or backpack as the name suggests, but rather a colorful cone filled with candies and sweets. The first time I read the original German Brothers Grimm stories to the children I was babysitting, I found myself trying to censor the content. From Hansel and Gretel outright abandoned by their parents – rather than simply lost in the woods – to the evil queen in Snow White forced to dance to death, I've struggled to read these unsettling stories to young minds. so impressionable. Do not teach them to read before the age of six

At least in the schools I attended in the United States, there seemed to be strong pressure for children to read before age five and kindergarten. But in Germany, reading seems to be reserved for the first time they enter the Grundschule at the age of six, with Kitas and kindergartens being careful not to focus too much on academics before then. Yet starting later does not seem to have a negative impact: the latest PISA report on school performance defined Germany as having a high share of “top performers” in reading. Let children play near or with fireworks

Okay so this little one is still too young for even the Germans to entrust themselves to these fireworks, but the fact that this photo exists says it all. Photo: DPA. And now that she lives in the United States where the purchase of these explosive devices is more restrictive in certain regions, she is especially excited to return to Germany to see things explode. But perhaps the fact that the Germans are comfortable with it - and that they don't miss enough fingers during the holidays for them to want to change things up - says more about American parenting habits: we are a bit too cautious. So maybe it's best to take a step back, let them throw explosives into the freezing air while wearing their snowsuits, and believe that kids have a little more instinctive common sense than we give them. grant.