FAQs
Can I bring my child only for a few hours at a time?
Unfortunately, this is not possible. We aim to build and maintain meaningful relationships with the children in our care, which is not feasible with short, occasional hourly visits. Therefore, the minimum enrollment requirement is 60% attendance per week.
Do you offer subsidized places?
Yes, we offer subsidized childcare places. If the eligibility requirements are met, the Canton of Zug covers approximately one-third of the childcare costs for children residing in the canton. In addition, municipalities may provide further financial assistance depending on the parents’ financial situation.
For details about eligibility requirements and subsidy amounts, please contact your municipality of residence. Information about the cantonal subsidies can be found here: Cantonal childcare flat-rate
Do I have to live in the municipality of Baar to be able to bring my child to you?
No, it does not matter where you live. However, if you live outside the Canton of Zug, we cannot give a discount in respect of the obligatory kindergarten year.
When is it possible to start, and how does the familiarization period work?
Enrollment is possible at any time, but always begins on a Monday. Regardless of the chosen attendance schedule, children are initially present every day, with the length of stay gradually increasing. The adjustment period depends greatly on each child and is arranged individually with the caregivers. At the beginning, it is essential for a parent to be present. The adjustment phase starts with a visit and an introductory meeting with the child’s caregiver. Usually, the settling-in process progresses quickly and is completed—after a follow-up meeting with the parents—within a month at the latest.
Do you have any spaces and do you have a waiting list?
This question cannot be answered generally. It is best to contact us about this. If we are unable to offer you a space at your desired time, we are happy to put your child on the waiting list.
Can you look after my child even if they don't speak German or English?
Normally yes. The members of our care team speak several languages, added to which children usually learn to communicate with other children quite quickly. We'd be happy to discuss the possibilities with you.
Do you take disabled children?
We're not specially equipped, but we'd be happy to discuss an individual case with you.
How does the educational system work in the Canton of Zug?
Every cultivable child has the right to visit kindergarten for one year, primary level for six years and secondary level 1 for three years. The compulsory education includes one year in kindergarten and nine years in primary and secondary level 1. It can be completed at a public or recognized private school. Children, who have reached the age of five by the end of February, must visit kindergarten at the start of the following academic year. If they reach the age of five by the end of May, they are allowed to start kindergarten, but are not obliged to do so yet.
How does billing work?
We issue invoices on a quarterly basis (the first quarter starts in August). However, parents may also choose to make monthly payments via standing order. Additional services (extra days, half days, or paid activities such as swimming, dance, etc.) are billed at the end of each quarter.