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Spring Edition of “Sing to Me, Mum, Sing to Me, Dad” Coming Soon!

The Wrocław Centre for Social Development (WCRS) invites expectant parents and parents with little ones (aged 0–2) to the spring edition of bilingual music workshops as part of the “Sing to Me, Mum, Sing to Me, Dad” (Pośpiewaj mi, mamo, pośpiewaj mi, tato) project. The project, which has been run at the National Forum of Music (NFM) for 15 years, gained a bilingual version in 2023, aimed especially at families from the Ukrainian minority. It is a wonderful opportunity to sing together, learn lullabies and songs in Polish and Ukrainian, and strengthen your bond with your little one.


Why take part?

– Children’s emotional and intellectual development. Singing songs to children is a way of supporting their development, influencing their emotions, intelligence and language development.
– Bonding with your baby. Singing together is not only about learning new songs, but also a wonderful opportunity to strengthen the parent–child bond.
– Getting to know Polish and Ukrainian children’s culture. Through singing in two languages, the workshops will introduce participants to the traditions of both cultures.

Join us to spend special moments with your children, learning lullabies and songs that will stay with your little ones for the rest of their lives


Music workshops: details

When? 21.05, 10:30-11:05
Where? Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu), ul. Świdnicka 19, Wrocław
Who is it for? expectant parents and parents with little ones (aged 0–2)
Languages: Ukrainian and Polish


Music workshops: registration

The workshops are free of charge, but registration is required. Places are limited.

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