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April 23, 2026 is Boys' Day! Experience the exciting world of childcare center pme Lernwelten!

Are you a 5th - 8th grade student? Take part in Boys' Day at pme Lernwelten and experience an exciting day at childcare center!

Do you actually know how interesting and varied the job of an educator is? Join the children for a day at our childcare centers and experience it up close: you go on a journey of discovery with the children, visit the daycare animals, find out why science is not just for school and what a tablet does at childcare center . 

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"Hardly any other profession is as promising and versatile as that of an educator. Whether in the city or in the countryside, educators are in high demand. You can work in a wide variety of fields such as nurseries, kindergartens or after-school care centers and contribute your ideas. And best of all: it's guaranteed never to be boring as an educator!" Benjamin Hendrik Mahl, Central childcare center- Coordination, pme Lernwelten

Educator profession in vogue among young men

More and more men - especially young men - are working at childcare center. The proportion of men among educational childcare center staff has risen from 4.1% in 2012 to 7.9% in 2022. The younger the employees, the higher the proportion of men: also in 2022, 12.6% of childcare center employees under the age of 30 were male.

Source: Federal Statistical Office

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About Boys'Day

Boys'Day is a campaign organized by the New Paths for Boys initiative, a nationwide network and specialist portal for boys' career choices and life planning.

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Write down positive thoughts: Never brood again

When winter just won't end, it can really put a damper on your mood. In such phases, we often forget the positive moments that keep us going.

We would rather brood over negative things that have failed, upset or hurt us. However, positive thoughts are not only better for our well-being, they also help us sleep much better. Our health expert Petra Dinkelacker has a really good tip on how to change your mindset in the long term by writing down your positive experiences.

Store good experiences and ensure a lasting sense of well-being

Writing things down can help us to better remember positive experiences. By writing things down, we can determine over time which approach helps us to develop things in a positive direction and which strategies we should develop in the future.

This is how it works:

  • Get yourself a nice book and a nice pen that you use for the sole purpose of jotting down your thoughts.
  • Take five minutes before going to bed. That's often all it takes.
  • Now write down your successes and positive experiences of the day and ask yourself the following questions:
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    • What worked well for me today?
    • How did I manage it or what did I do to ensure that it went well?

Think about three things and answer these two questions for each of them.

Plan to practise this method for at least three weeks and write down your experiences. If it doesn't work on one day, don't put yourself under pressure. Revisit your thoughts later or skip a day. But keep going and leaf back through your book from time to time to see what insights you can derive from it.

I wish you many positive thoughts!

Health impulses with our 5-minute exercises

Our 5-minute exercises give you ideas for more relaxation, balance, activity and feel-good moments in your everyday work and private life. They are not a substitute for professional help from counselors and psychologists.

Please seek professional advice, for example from life coaching (Link opens in a new window) ( Link opens in a new window) , if you are permanently depressed, suffer from persistent excessive stress and have deeper mental problems.