Tereza Štýsová

Choosing a kindergarten is one of the first big decisions we make as parents. It's not just about a place where a child spends part of the day — it's an environment that shapes their first experiences outside the family, and their relationship with learning and with themselves.

In this interview, Kateřina Vosátková shows that Montessori for children under six isn't about achievement or perfect materials. It's about movement, independence, a prepared environment, and trust in a child's natural development.

You may have heard it before: Montessori is "the nursery where children just do whatever they want." Or something that sounds nice but surely can't work in real life.