Kinder Besser Verstehen (KBV)
Kinder Besser Verstehen (KBV) Summary
Kinder Besser Verstehen (KBV) is a with in-app purchases Android app in the Family category, developed by Katharina Saalfrank. First released 4 years ago(Sep 2021), the app has accumulated 9.3K+ total installs
Recent activity: 14 installs this week (47 over 4 weeks) showing exceptional growth View trends →
Data tracking: SDKs and third-party integrations were last analyzed on Dec 16, 2025.
Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Sep 28, 2021 (version 2023).
Kinder Besser Verstehen (KBV) was last scanned for SDKs 2025-12-16. Below is the overview of third party companies detected in the app. The full list of raw SDKs, app permissions and unknown SDKs is available here.
Square
Greenrobot
React Native
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Google
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with Katia Saalfrank
Katia Saalfrank's app is full of valuable impulses for a life with children and provides orientation for a bond and relationship-oriented togetherness.
In this app by Katia Saalfrank you will find selected attachment and relationship-oriented content (audio files, meditations, exclusive podcasts) created by Katia herself, which will help you to stay in touch with yourself and your child and help you create a constructive relationship support. The valuable content in the app is constantly being updated so that you will always find new content from Katia. The app is also designed to be interactive, for example you can have affirmations sent to you in your family life. The app for YOU is designed with great attention to detail and filled with valuable content full of dedication.
For over 20 years, Katia Saalfrank, qualified pedagogue, therapist and author, has been accompanying parents who want to do things differently in order to better understand their children. She has already supported countless families in finding new, appreciative ways for loving togetherness through her self-developed principle. Their principles of approach differ significantly from the common view of children and behavioral approaches that are often used in our society.
Katia assumes that the behavior of children always has a meaning and that human actions and behavior are primarily motivated by feelings (joy, anger, anger, shame, pain, fear) and that this level of feeling is motivated by basic emotional needs (e.g. longing according to connection and security, striving for autonomy, self-efficacy, belonging, etc.).
If we assume that every behavior has a meaning, it becomes clear how much it is worthwhile for children to look behind it and to feel which feeling underlies the behavior and which basic emotional need is being tried by the child in this way to achieve balance bring to. The aim is not always to satisfy the need immediately, but to first recognize it in order to then find new alternative courses of action and new solutions for difficult situations and family relationships.