These 25 interviews almost made it into our 25th-anniversary special edition celebrating 25 years of Fritz+Fränzi. They're well worth a read. Promise!
Compiled by: Editorialteam

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1 – Jean-Luc Guyer: «Grandparents are often more relaxed with their grandchildren than with their own children»

2 – Andrea Marco Bianca: «A ritual is an important source of support during a divorce»

3 – Georg Staubli: «I can't improve the world, but I can make it a better place for children»

4 – Kurt Albermann: «Children feel ashamed of their parents» mental illness’

5 – Mariam Tazi-Preve: «I want to ease mothers» feelings of guilt’

6 – Susanne Walitza: «ADHD is a very well-researched condition»

7 – Dagmar Rösler: «Some parents drive up to the school like warships»

8 – Jan-Uwe Rogge: «Anyone who suppresses aggression stifles a child's development»

9 – Oskar Jenni: «Children cannot develop beyond their potential»

10 – Martina Schmid: «Parents are responsible for the quality of the relationship»

11 – Claudia M. Roebers: «Children want to be with other children, not with adults»

12 – Isabella Helmreich: «Parents are allowed to say: ‹That scares me›»

13 – Moritz Daum: «If we parents act as ‹learning policemen›, we won't achieve anything»

14 – Michael Schulte-Markwort: «You cannot change a child's personality»

15 – Klaus Hurrelmann: «Young people are under a great deal of psychological pressure»

16 – Elsbeth Stern: «Schools pigeonhole children too early»

17 – Felizitas Ambauen: «Parents should be less hard on themselves»

18 – Anton Wieser: «Boys need to learn how to manage their aggression in a healthy way»

19 – Franz Eidenbenz: «A day without a smartphone is a disaster for teenagers»

20 – Philippe Wampfler: «AI is a tool, not a panacea»

21 – Frank Köhnlein: «Nothing relaxes you as quickly as self-inflicted pain»

22 – Herbert Renz-Polster: «Children need to become strong in their own right – through their own actions»

23 – Oliver Dierssen: «It's really hard to be a child sometimes»

24 – Taulant Lulaj: «Learners with ADHD often have enormous resources»

25 – Egon Garstick: «Fathers are sometimes allowed to be constructively aggressive»