ryhmäpäiväkoteja
Ryhmäpäiväkoti, often translated as group daycare or family daycare center, is a form of early childhood education and care in Finland. It operates within a small group setting, typically in the home of a trained childminder, or in a dedicated space designed to resemble a home environment. This contrasts with larger municipal daycare centers.
The key characteristic of ryhmäpäiväkoti is its small group size, which usually consists of a maximum of
Children attending ryhmäpäiväkoti experience a routine that mirrors home life, including meals, naps, and various activities
Ryhmäpäiväkodit are part of Finland's universal childcare system, offering an alternative to larger daycare facilities. They