Education5 min«No one can be empathetic from morning to night»One of psychologist Claudia Brantschen's aims is to support parents in their everyday lives. She explains how communication can strengthen relationships.
Columns4 minBeing a parent means never not being a father or mother againThis is Mikael Krogerus' last article for Fritz+Fränzi. In it, the columnist draws many instructive conclusions about being a parent.
Education2 min«I enjoy having more time for conversations now»Working in Zurich, living in the Engadin. The family's communication is as active as this decision, says mum Mona.
Health3 minFasting and growing - is that possible?Restricting the amount of time you spend eating is all the rage. But how useful is fasting and what effects does it have on children and young people?
Education2 min«Decency is the be-all and end-all»Leila and Volkan Dogu value a polite tone and respect for other people. They expect the same from their sons.
Family4 minHolidays in the snow in Serfaus-Fiss-LadisThe Tyrolean winter sports region consistently focuses on families and provides a variety of activities for successful holidays in the snow.
Education14 minHow can good communication be achieved in the family?In hectic everyday family life, it's easy to say the wrong thing. How parents learn to engage with their children and find the right words.
Family2 minCyberbullying: «Only the perpetrators are responsible - always»Klicksafe wants to help young people affected by cyberbullying with a cyberbullying first aid app. Speaker Stefanie Rack explains how the app works.
Development8 min«If a child says they don't like sport, it's often due to the circumstances»"If a child says they don't like sport, it's often due to the circumstances" How do parents find the right sport for their child? And what should you do if your child doesn't get enough exercise? The two experts Ladina Ehrler-Scharplatz and Isabel Rest-Rivero will
Columns3 minWhat to do if parents are severely criticised because of the public school?Because their daughter couldn't cope at primary school, a couple sent her to a public school. Now she is being criticised by friends.
Columns5 min«It is essential for children to be seen»Psychologist and perfectionism expert Christine Altstötter-Gleich knows what role parents play when children develop an unhealthy drive to achieve.
Columns3 minHelp, my daughter is bored at home!Daniela, 36, is sad: her daughter only wants to be with her friend, both 8 years old. She keeps getting new toys and clothes, and she rarely says no.
Columns6 minPerfectionism: We don't put any pressure on you!What attitudes do parents have towards achievement? And to what extent do they pass this on to their children?
Education14 min«Parents need a lot of confidence. In themselves. And in life»Many parents want to bring up their children in a needs-orientated way and primarily fulfil their wishes, says educationalist Inke Hummel. The author of the guidebook believes that the reason for this is a reluctance to engage in conflict that stems from their own childhood.
Columns3 min«I wanted to do better later on»Valentina Müller had a difficult childhood. The mother of one son had to learn to give up her claim to perfection in parenting.
Learning4 minCritical thinking as a compassTo help children and young people find their way in the digital world, schools and parents must support them on the path to media literacy.
Columns16 minHigher, faster, further - what drives perfectionist childrenPerfectionist children are never satisfied with themselves and their achievements. What makes them despair and how their environment can help them.
Health4 minWhen organic pays offShould everything on the family table be organic? A guide for mums and dads.
Columns3 minHelp, our daughter's friend is a bad influence!Jörg and Anna-Maria's 10-year-old daughter is only orientated towards her new best friends. The supposedly bad influence also has a negative effect on her daughter's behaviour at school. What can parents do in such a situation? They turn to our team of experts with their concerns.
Education1 min«Needs-orientated does not mean conflict-free»In a video interview, Inke Hummel explains what needs-orientated parenting means and why communication is so important in this context.
Family5 min«Step-parents are not competition for parents»Sabine Walper researches relationships in stepfamilies. She explains how a patchwork family shapes children and why it is an opportunity.
ADHD5 minHyperactive children need a favourable learning environmentChildren diagnosed with ADHD have special needs. What helps them to learn is an adapted teaching atmosphere and special teaching aids.
Education7 minHow does patchwork work? 10 questions and answersLife with a new partner and their children is challenging. Experts answer questions about patchwork families.
Education10 min«Many have taken on the shame of their parents»Sex educator Nadia Kohler advocates a relaxed, holistic approach to the topic of sexuality. In doing so, she places particular responsibility on fathers.
