Carnival parade in Gföhl: children delight with creative costumes!

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On March 5, 2025, a lively carnival parade with over 500 children took place in Gföhl. Communication about multiple sclerosis in families is also discussed.

Carnival parade in Gföhl: children delight with creative costumes!

In Gföhl, March 5th was a spectacular day full of colors and joy, when around 100 kindergarten children and around 460 elementary and middle school students gathered for this year's carnival parade. With a total of 21 groups, they marched through the city center and put on a fascinating spectacle. The middle school chose the motto “The Four Seasons” for this festive occasion, which not only created a creative atmosphere, but also underlined the diversity and creativity of the participants. The Sparkasse employees, led by Monika Knödlstorfer, dressed up as tank busters, while the Volksbank team showed off in colorful penguin costumes, which thrilled the audience NOEN reported.

In another facet of society, there is the challenge of explaining to children the complexities of multiple sclerosis (MS), a disease that shapes the lives of many families. Parents often feel overwhelmed because the symptoms and consequences of the disease are a growing burden not only for those affected, but also for the children. It is crucial that parents help their children understand MS because a better understanding can help children learn to cope with the changes in everyday life. This communication should be age-appropriate, honest and respectful to ensure that children are able to properly understand their parents' emotions. So can loud MSundich Family bonds are strengthened and children have the opportunity to develop emotional skills while learning to deal with this challenge.