Early childhood development in Montenegro
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About: early childhood development
Early childhood development programmes are playgroups, workshops and one-to-one sessions for babies and preschoolers that use play to support language, motor skills, the senses, music, social skills and independence. Options include sensory play for babies, Montessori-style groups, music and language classes and parent-and-baby meetups, which are also a good way for newly arrived families to meet others. These programmes don't replace paediatric check-ups; if something about your child's development worries you, see a doctor or specialist.
Frequently asked questions
From what age can my child join?
Some programmes take babies from a few months old with a parent, others start at two or three years. Check the age groups on the profile.
Do parents stay during the session?
With the youngest children a parent usually stays, while older ones often stay with the teacher. Ask how settling-in works if it's their first time without you.
What does a session look like?
Typically a mix of free and guided play, songs, movement and short age-appropriate activities. Many offer a trial class.
What affects the price?
Group or individual sessions, group size, length and number of classes per month, materials and the leader's qualifications. Ask whether missed classes can be made up.
Are there groups in English or other languages?
Some run in English, Russian or bilingually. Languages are listed on the profile.