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At Dibber, we believe in shaping the future generation through education and values. In our journey as educators, we recognize the vital role we play in fostering social responsibility among young children.

We all know that children have a host of feelings – big emotions. As they grow, they learn to regulate their emotions better. Emotional intelligence allows children to understand their feelings and act on them in an effective manner. This is key to maneuvering through the challenges that they may face throughout their lives. Emotional intelligence is a work-in-progress; while age does have an effect on it, we can definitely encourage its development right from the early years.

Dibber’s pedagogy is founded on a belief in children’s intrinsic value. In the words of our founders, Randi and Hans Jacob Sundby, “Imagine how wonderful it would be if every child knew how valuable they are.” At Dibber International Nursery & Preschools, children are active participants in their own lives and learning. This helps strengthen “danning,” which is a Norwegian concept that promotes formative development through unity, shared values, decision-making, and self-expression.

As humans, we are all social animals. We are born with innate skills and although they are raw during our formative years, the adults around us help us hone those skills. Mastering the art of socializing is like learning to be a ninja – it takes practice! But fear not, children need time and guidance for building friendships, dealing with playground drama, and being social explorers.

If you are planning to give your child a head start in life, beginning with a premier international preschool would be an ideal choice. You may wonder what the significant difference is between a regular preschool and an international one. But in a world that is increasingly becoming smaller, exposing the children to diverse cultures and globally renowned curricula can help advance their academic progress and uncover remarkable opportunities that might otherwise be inaccessible.