1 – Remo Largo: «Every child wants to develop – and therefore to learn»
2 – Barbara Bleisch: «Children cannot be moulded and nurtured at will»
3 – Oliver Berg: «Anyone who starts smoking cannabis at a young age has a problem»
4 – Ellen Ringier: «Discipline was everything. And sport»
5 – Peter Gray: «Children need to learn to cope with failure»
6 – Franziska Bobillier: «We should call death by its proper name»
7 – Haim Omer: «Children retaliate when their parents punish them»
8 – Margarete Killer-Rietschel: «Almost everything that parents have failed to do can be put right»
9 – Dagmar Pauli: «Children who are trans often realise this at a very early age»
10 – Allan Guggenbühl: «Children need a healthy dose of neglect»
11 – Nik Niethammer: «Parenting is the last great adventure of our time»
12 – Margrit Stamm: «Focusing solely on marks is problematic»
13 – Gregor Berger: «Suicide should be discussed openly»
14 – Christelle Schläpfer: «People who bully are trying to compensate for something»
15 – Jesper Juul: «Parents, stop worrying»
16 – Marguerite Dunitz-Scheer: «No child should be forced to eat vegetables»
17 – Lutz Jäncke: «People who make music get more out of their brains»
18 – Claudia Haarmann: «Silence is worse than the worst row»
19 – Dani Burg: «Our education system is fragile and ailing»
20 – Tom Hodgkinson: «Lazy parents are better parents»
21 – Susanne Walitza: «Anxiety is an invisible illness»
22 – Philipp Ramming: «Parenting isn't a feel-good spa»
23 – Franz Ziegler: «Parents, stay strong and get help!»
24 – Pascal Rudin: «ADHD is diagnosed too quickly and too superficially»
25 – Daniel Wolff: «Parents need to learn to set boundaries when it comes to mobile phones»
