Short, practical reads on starting school, learning games, screen time and AI. Every number and recommendation comes with its source.
Featured articleStarting school
If one more kindergarten year would suit your child better, the start of school can be postponed by a year. Who decides, the deadline, and what to attach.
Pick what is on your mind: starting school, play, screens or AI.
Starting schoolWhen a child starts school in Hungary, what school readiness means, and how the last kindergarten years can be spent well.
Learning games at homeNumbers, letters, stories and movement: everyday games for preschoolers and first graders.
Screen timeWhat the WHO and paediatricians recommend for young children, and how to keep screens small and shared.
Children and AIArtificial intelligence in children's apps: what the rules say and what a parent can check.
How Teki worksHow a few minutes with Teki look, and what a parent sees and decides.Every recommendation comes with its source, so you can check it yourself.
Hungary's kindergarten programme describes what a child needs for school in three areas: physical, psychological and social maturity. What they look like in everyday life.
In Hungary a child starts school in the September of the year they turn 6 by 31 August. What that means for your child, and what to do if you would like to wait a year.
Stairs, laying the table, board games: maths starts in everyday life. What research says about early number skills, and what you can play at home in a few minutes.
Paediatricians describe play as one of the most important ways young children develop. What turns a game into learning, and how it becomes a few minutes together each day.
School teaches reading, but young children can play with sounds, rhymes and stories long before. What research shows, and which games help at home.
The WHO recommends no more than an hour of sedentary screen time a day for 3 to 4-year-olds; paediatricians stress watching together and quality.
Paediatricians recommend watching and playing together with young children. Six simple habits that turn screen time into time together, with the research behind them.
Talking characters and storytelling apps: artificial intelligence has reached products for young children. What UNICEF and the EU say, and what you can check yourself.
Ads, purchases, data and screen time: seven questions to ask before you hand an app to your 4 to 7-year-old, and where to find the answers.
One adventure is 3 short games, about 6 to 9 minutes. Teki the turtle leads, your child plays and you are right there. What you see, and what you decide.
Download Teki and set off for the first island together.
