The nursery represents the first longer separation from parents for many children. Therefore, two fundamental ideas are particularly important in the daily routine: Through recurring processes, children can orient themselves well and feel safe and secure. Small rituals also help alleviate their fears. On the other hand, children must be given space for independent exploration of their environment and their abilities. This book provides valuable tips on how to plan and implement the daily routine in the nursery in a meaningful and age-appropriate way. Additionally, you will learn which routines, structures, and rules are sensible and important for both children and parents, so that both can quickly adjust to this new phase of life.