Health3 minSocially well-supported children deal better with traumaHow do traumatic experiences in childhood affect development and which therapies really help?
Health3 minGender-sensitive parenting: an important task for parentsPsychologist Annika Butters knows why a gender-sensitive approach is essential, especially for young children and their identity development.
Bullying2 minBullying - how parents and schools can helpIn the Kosmos Kind lecture, bullying expert Christelle Schläpfer explains why parents and schools need to take immediate action in cases of bullying.
Family4 minA weekend in AdelbodenWhether on the Vogellisi adventure trail, in Trottiland or at brunch in the Sillerenbühl restaurant: everyone gets their money's worth on the Vogellisi mountain.
Education4 min«Letting go is about having the right instinct»It's often not easy for parents to take a step back and let their children do their thing: three situations and how experts would deal with them.
Health6 minIs it appendicitis or not?Abdominal pain can be the first sign of appendicitis. What other symptoms should you look out for?
Learning6 minParents' evening: more than just a compulsory eventTeachers today exchange information digitally. Nevertheless, the parents' evening remains important - provided it is used correctly.
Columns4 min«I'm always bored when I visit»11-year-old Alex complains because he always has to accompany his parents when they go to visit friends.
Family2 min«Children grieve differently than adults»The Trauernetz association has been offering self-help groups for relatives affected by suicide for 20 years. Why the programme is so important.
Health5 minGet through the day easily with a good breakfastSaving time at breakfast doesn't pay off. Here are five tips to help children wake up in the morning.
Education15 minLetting go and giving children wingsLetting go is the inevitable course of events and essential for a child's development - and yet it is often anything but easy.
Family3 min«I had to let go of everything after the cancer diagnosis»Due to her breast cancer, Janna Ulrich had to reckon with not seeing her children grow up. She returned to life all the stronger for it.
Media3 minLearning with AICan AI be useful in schools? Opinions are divided. A primary school teacher from Lucerne is already using it. His experience.
Family2 minWhat forms of government are there?An overview of forms of government: Who governs Switzerland and what are the main principles of democracy, monarchy and dictatorship?
Learning5 minSchool management 2.0: Between aspiration and realityWho will make our school system fit for the future? A school management team that tackles the many challenges in a visionary and pragmatic way.
Education4 minLetting go changes depending on the development phaseParents must develop with their children and give them security and support on the one hand and freedom and trust on the other.
Family8 minIs gaming just annoying? 7 aha-experiences of a mumDo you know which game your child is passionate about and what makes it so interesting? Our editor finally asked and learnt a lot.
Columns3 min«I've done a lot of gambling myself and understand my son»Gabriela doesn't want to give her son Leo too rigid guidelines when it comes to gaming. She prefers to let him help make decisions and gain his own experience.
Development5 minHow your child develops independenceChildren are often held back when learning to be independent. How parents can encourage their child's independence.
Health3 min«Constraints have a huge impact on family life»Compulsions in children and adolescents: Adolescent psychiatrist Susanne Walitza explains why early diagnosis is important.
Family3 minA weekend on the LenkLenk-Simmental in the Bernese Oberland scores with nature, great family excursions and accommodation to suit every taste.
Blog6 minWhat makes a good godmother?Choosing a godfather or godmother can sometimes go horribly wrong. Author Debora Silfverberg shares her unvarnished experiences of godparenthood.
Media2 minIs my child ready for their own mobile phone?At the latest when "everyone else" has one, your own child also wants a mobile phone. But when can parents fulfil this wish? A guide.
Columns2 min7 tips on how you can accompany your child when gamingIf your child is constantly gaming, parents' nerves can quickly become frayed. These 7 tips ensure a more relaxed approach.
