Blog6 minCan't I really please anyone here?Many parents today are under a lot of pressure. It's good to know which demands from your own environment you can safely throw overboard.
Education5 min«Parents should be less hard on themselves»Psychotherapist Felizitas Ambauen knows from her practice that many parents want to bring up their children differently to how they themselves were brought up and yet fall back into old patterns in stressful moments. She advises taking the pressure out of everyday family life.
ADHD7 minOsteopathy: Healing with the handsHealing with the hands Headaches, hyperactivity or learning difficulties: How osteopathy works with children, in which areas this therapy is particularly useful - and where the limits lie.
Education3 min«Trust and love are our top priorities»Bianca Köller Looser and her husband have clear values that are important to them in their upbringing. But rules can sometimes be broken.
Columns23 minWhat parents think they knowParenting myths often shape our behaviour more than we think. 22 common beliefs put to the test by experts.
Videos1 minPedagogical authority - an outdated category?Roland Reichenbach talks about the quality, possibilities and limits of educational relationships in the Kosmos Kind lecture.
Health3 min«We need to reach children who don't move on their own initiative»Exercise and sport are good for children. They learn to deal with winning and losing and experience a social system that shapes and supports them.
School6 minDon't panic before the site visitMany mothers and fathers are initially unsettled when the teacher invites them to the school for a chat. And wrongly so.
ADHD3 min«Eating together remains a source of stress»Entrepreneur Felizitas Fluri knows all about stressful moments with her family of six. But one strategy almost always helps: as much structure as possible.
Family2 min8 tips for less stress in everyday family lifeMany mums and dads want more peace and quiet in their everyday lives. But how can this be achieved?
Education8 minSeparated: How both parents stay with the childChildren can cope well with separation when mothers and fathers work together rather than against each other. This can work in a co-operative or parallel model.
Learning5 minWhen two people argue, the schoolchild suffersTeachers experience conflicts with parents even more frequently than with pupils. The children concerned find themselves in a conflict of loyalty, which triggers helplessness and worry.
Learning12 minWhere children are allowed to be inventorsWhere children are allowed to be inventors What makes children creative? And why is that important? An innovation workshop in Basel lets schoolchildren find their own solutions.
Family16 minHow can parents deal better with stress in everyday life?Many parents feel constantly stressed and rushed in everyday life with its endless to-do lists. Why is that? And above all: how can we get out of it?
Family11 min«Most children are beaten due to excessive demands»Two social workers argue in favour of more information and offers of help for parents who often become violent because they are overwhelmed.
Education7 min«People who are forced to eat no longer trust their body signals»In this interview, nutritionist Marianne Botta explains what parents can still use as a guide amidst all the food trends.
Columns6 minWhen children argue all the timeIn some families, there are very frequent conflicts between the children. How should parents intervene?
Columns3 minHow wild can sleepover parties be?A mum is worried because her eight-year-old daughter watched too much TV at a sleepover party and didn't get enough sleep. This is what our team of experts says.
Learning7 min7 myths and facts about inclusionIn the discussion about inclusion, there are some arguments that fall. These are the most frequently heard statements and their truthfulness.
Learning3 min«Doing justice to everyone demands a lot from me»Aléxia Jaggi has several children with special school status. However, it is not usually these children who demand the most attention from her.
Columns6 minDigital detox for the whole familyConstant accessibility is taking its toll on us all. Thomas Feibel explains why digital time-outs are important for families.
Learning6 minThe 11 most important terms relating to inclusionWhat exactly does special educational needs mean and what is meant by integrative support? We have compiled a glossary for you with the most important terms relating to special educational measures at primary school.
Learning3 min«Many are at their limit»Integrative schools are reaching their limits and jeopardising the health of teachers, says special needs teacher Marianne Schwegler.
Learning14 minOne school for all?Children with disabilities and behavioural problems are now integrated into mainstream classes. Where the model reaches its limits in everyday life.