Columns6 minWhat type of organiser are you?Everyone has a different sense of order. What is needed to reduce conflicts in everyday family life.
Columns6 min4 fantastic audio recommendations for children and teenagersAudiobooks, radio plays and music are a wonderful way to immerse yourself in other worlds. Our columnist presents four new releases.
Columns6 minA healthy culture of debate online: how our children learn thisEven children and teenagers are picking up on the unfiltered tone of speech found online. A healthy culture of debate within the family can help prevent this.
Columns3 minNot another farewell!Our columnist is struggling to keep up with the pace at which his son is growing up. Fortunately, he finds a loophole that helps him cope.
Columns5 minWhy boys are falling behind at schoolAt a crucial stage in their school years, girls have a more biologically mature brain than boys. What boys need to perform better.
Columns6 minHow AI can support learningHardly any other topic is generating more interest at the moment than AI. We've heard enough about the risks. But what about the opportunities?
Columns5 min«My child has so much potential, but they're lazy!»When children adopt a minimalist lifestyle, it can cause frustration for parents. What are the reasons for this? And what can be done about it?
Columns5 minLet's talk about porn literacy!Pornography is just a click away on the internet. This makes it all the more important for young people to learn how to correctly classify explicit content.
Columns3 minParental dispute: Who is being immature here?There is a conflict brewing in our columnist's relationship. How should parents argue without hurting themselves and their child?
Columns5 minThrough mistakes to successThe fear of making mistakes blocks the learning process. The method of productive failure counteracts this.
Columns5 min«Prevention can only succeed if everyone pulls together.»The «freii» app helps children use their mobile phones more responsibly. We asked the project manager how prevention works.
Columns5 minChildren copy their parents' body imageTo give children a positive body image, parents must start with themselves, writes our columnist.
Columns3 min1-0 for Dad despite Mätschli massacreOur columnist gives his all at his son's nursery football match. In the end, only Pippi Longstocking can help.
Columns5 minFour cosy games from SwitzerlandAnimal tamer, shadow puppeteer, nature guardian or master of disguise – these four games are not only popular with children and young people.
Columns6 minSupporting sensitive children through the Christmas seasonStress during Advent and Christmas can quickly overwhelm children who are sensitive to stimuli.
Columns4 minAge limits for social media: take precautions instead of waitingA discussion paper examines the introduction of age limits in social media – and recommends pragmatic action.
Family life3 minThe best day of his lifeOur columnist's son wants a big party for his stuffed cat's birthday. So his parents really go all out.
Columns6 minFour pitfalls in media educationKeeping up with technological developments is virtually impossible. Parents should keep an eye on these four things.
Columns6 minThese phrases are not helpful for perfectionist childrenStriving for excellence: How mothers and fathers can best deal with the internal pressure of their perfectionist child.
Columns5 minOMG! They're reading again!!Booktok inspires millions of young people to read – emotionally, digitally and without any pressure. A trend that is causing the book industry to boom.
Columns5 minWhy schools need more space for resonanceHow can we create moments when lessons resonate and learners respond? Psychologist Fabian Grolimund on resonance pedagogy.
Two cheerful boys are having fun playing rock, paper, scissors in a gardenFamily9 minSibling rivalry: «Why can he do that and I can't?»Our author struggles with sibling rivalry between her sons and searches for solutions for a more peaceful coexistence.
Columns6 min«Adolescence» – a worthwhile impositionWhat parents need to know about the successful Netflix series and when it is okay for teenagers to watch it.
Columns5 minMy child is a loner!Some children are quiet, not very sociable and like to be alone – they are known as loners. This is not necessarily a cause for concern.
