Education3 min«Parents must use their power for the benefit of their children.»How can parents strike a balance between setting boundaries and allowing their children to have a say in their upbringing? A conversation with psychologist Katharina Hardegger.
Family3 min11 tips for a needs-oriented everyday lifeNo matter how much you resolve to raise your child in a needs-oriented way, it is sometimes not so easy in the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Columns3 minThe dispossessed fatherOur columnist Lukas Linder wonders why he didn't become a father sooner and draws a charmingly unsparing conclusion.
Blog5 minFive questions that help families immediatelyIf we are stuck, the following questions can help us to see the problem from a different perspective.
Education15 minNeeds-based parenting: How does it work?What is important in needs-based parenting? And how can parents do justice to both their child and themselves?
Education4 min4 guiding principles for needs-based educationTwo female experts and one male expert explain what it means to raise a child in a bonding-friendly environment.
Columns2 minNeeds-based education: Our topic for JuneEvelin Hartmann presents the dossier «Needs-based education» and other topics from the June issue.
Education3 min«We're not afraid to spoil the children.»Nadine and Alain live a conscious, needs-oriented life with their three sons. Often in spite of resistance.
Education5 min«Is someone sharing their concern with me?»Those who practise needs-based parenting often have to contend with criticism. Psychologist Michèle Liussi explains how to counter this.
Health8 minStop nosebleeds, but do it rightIn most cases, nosebleeds are harmless. How parents should act correctly and when a visit to the paediatrician is necessary.
Family2 min«We are friends because we are so similar!»"A friendship between boys and girls doesn't work," says Gabriel, 5. Why not? And how do you lose friends?
Health4 minVegetarian cooking: how to make it taste good for children tooVegetables are viewed with suspicion and something is missing without meat. But vegetarian food can be delicious and balanced - if you know how!
Education5 min3 learning tips that are easy to implementChildren learn better when everyday activities are fun. Three suggestions on how you can promote skills and knowledge through play.
Kindergarten5 minLearn to read at lastWith the transition to primary school, there are many new skills on the curriculum. One of them is reading. What parents should know.
Columns3 minFor the love of animalsOur columnist's son no longer eats meat because he feels sorry for the animals. This causes his parents to falter - and they suddenly eat twice as much meat themselves.
Blog6 min«My child can do anything with their grandparents!»A good relationship between grandchild and grandparents is valuable for both sides. They can tolerate different rules than at home.
Health4 minNot all fats are the sameFats have a bad reputation - but growing children need them. Which are healthy and which should be avoided?
Blog6 minAnd the feeling of guilt greets us dailyIf we parents tend to be overly self-critical, the feeling of inadequacy will also rub off on our child.
Health11 minChirpy at home, silent in kindergartenSome children don't say a word in the Chindsgi, while they speak normally at home. This may be due to a disorder called selective mutism.
Education8 min«Children must be allowed to move freely outside»When is a child ready to walk to kindergarten alone? Educator Kerstin Ullmann on the expansion of a child's world.
Education8 minMucking out with children: The 9 most important insightsEndless collecting? An educationalist and a tidying expert explain how the chaos in the children's room can be controlled.
Columns3 minFriendship lasts until one becomes a fatherChildren can jeopardise long-standing friendships, writes Lukas Linder. Parents should never do without friends.
Education3 min«I was always there for others»Margrit raised five children of her own as well as daycare children. Her daughter Noémie didn't want children until Laurin surprised her.
Education3 minBye-bye, maternal instinct!It is a common assumption that women are biologically predestined to be carers. What does science say about this?
