Education1 minHow do I prepare my daughter for menstruation?Menstruation is still associated with shame for many women - and especially for teenagers. Would you like to spare your daughter this?
Education1 minEncourage your child's strengthsWould you like to strengthen your child's strengths? Then it is helpful to first take a closer look at what characterises your child: What does he or she particularly enjoy doing? What interests them? What are they good at?
Education1 minHow can the mental load be better distributed?Do you share childcare as parents and are you both employed? And yet you still have the feeling that everything at home is up to you?
Bullying1 minBullying: The school doesn't take me seriouslyParents and teachers are often unsure whether a child is just being teased from time to time, experiencing normal conflicts or whether we can already speak of bullying.
Education1 minDoes my child have too many toys?Today, most children have too many toys. Generally speaking, less is more. Especially when there are lots of toys lying around, children feel overwhelmed and overstimulated.
Education1 minHow do I help my child save?Would you like to help your child to fulfil a bigger wish with their pocket money instead of spending it all on bric-a-brac and sweets?
Education1 minHow to boost your child's self-confidenceDo you want your child to become more self-confident? To do this, you first need to be clear about how self-confidence can be strengthened.
Bullying1 minMy child is being bullied - what can I do?Is your child being teased or even bullied at school? You should tackle this problem quickly, because whether a child feels comfortable and accepted in the classroom largely determines how they feel and what value they ascribe to themselves as a person.
Education1 minTalk to your child about social mediaYour daughter or son is constantly on their mobile phone and surfing Tiktok, Instagram and other social media - you see this with concern, but don't know how to address it.
Education1 minWhat should you do if your child is always dawdling in the morning?You're setting the breakfast table and your child is dawdling. Maybe they're sitting on the bed staring holes in the air instead of getting dressed. You have to push them every morning so that they are not late for nursery or school.
Education1 minHow do I recognise whether my child is addicted to gambling?Some children game for hours on end. Is it the same with your child? And are you worried that they are addicted to gaming?
Education1 minHow to strengthen your relationship with your teenagerWould you like to improve your relationship with your teenager? Many teenagers no longer want to go on family outings. Perhaps your son or daughter often withdraws into their room or hangs out with friends on their smartphone.
Education1 minHow do you talk to children about divorce?A parental divorce is a shock for most children. They often can't understand why their parents no longer love each other. Some children react very insecurely, others aggressively.
Education1 minMy child cannot loseIs your child good at losing? Or does it start to cry, scream or get angry when it loses? Some children are not good at losing. And maybe you're wondering whether you, as a parent, shouldn't just let them win?
Education1 minWhat should you do if your child is constantly on their mobile phone?Do you recognise this? Your daughter or son is constantly on their mobile phone - you're worried about it, but don't know how to address it. Our tip can help you.
Education1 minShould children be banned from having weapons?Bang! Bang! You're dead! How should a parent react when children play with weapons or want a gun or a sword?
Education1 minRead to your childWould you like to help your child build a closer relationship with you and at the same time encourage them in many important areas? Then read to him.
Education1 minWhat to do if your child annoys you?Sometimes children do things that annoy their parents. They find it funny to smack their lips disgustingly while eating, constantly annoy their siblings or nag about every little thing.
Education1 minEncourage your child's optimismOptimistic people have an easier time in life. They can enjoy everyday life better, are more confident and can even cope better with setbacks and failures. Would you like to help your child become a little more optimistic?
ADHD1 minYour child has ADHD - what you can doHas your child been diagnosed with ADHD and you don't know what to do next? Our parent tip offers you concrete support in this situation.
Education1 minHelp, my child won't tell me anythingSome children only respond to questions such as "So, how was school?" with "good" and disappear into their room. How you as parents can deal with this.
Education1 minShow an interest in your child's worldDoes your child love Barbie dolls? Or computer games? Is he or she completely infatuated with a particular YouTuber? Some of our children's interests are alien to us parents.
Education1 minHow do I praise my child correctly?Parents assume that it strengthens the child when it knows that it is intelligent or musical. How to praise your child correctly.
