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.
Columns5 minSelf-diagnosis with Dr. Google and Prof. TiktokThe internet provides answers to all health questions. This can have serious consequences, especially for children and young people.
Family3 minThe unleashed grandparentsTreating yourselves to a few hours together as a couple while the grandparents look after the child? Our columnist needs increasingly sophisticated excuses to do this.
Columns3 minAbout Aperol and the fear of losing touchKids! At first she misses out on many things because of them, but as a teenager they keep our columnist up to date.
Blog6 minThe power of acceptanceBy allowing unpleasant feelings, we can learn to accept that some things behave differently than we would like.
Columns5 min«Hello mum, this is my new number»There are many attempts at fraud via digital media. Children are also targeted by the perpetrators - and have a clear advantage if they are tricked.
Columns5 minStorytelling made easyChildren have a lot of fun creating a story, a film or a radio play. This is how the first steps work.
Columns3 minFor the love of animalsOur columnist's son no longer eats meat because he feels sorry for the animals. This causes his parents to falter - and they suddenly eat twice as much meat themselves.
Blog6 min«My child can do anything with their grandparents!»A good relationship between grandchild and grandparents is valuable for both sides. They can tolerate different rules than at home.
Blog6 minAnd the feeling of guilt greets us dailyIf we parents tend to be overly self-critical, the feeling of inadequacy will also rub off on our child.
Columns3 minFriendship lasts until one becomes a fatherChildren can jeopardise long-standing friendships, writes Lukas Linder. Parents should never do without friends.
Columns3 minHello chaos - or what parenthood has to do with physicsOnce the family boiling point has been reached, cooling down often fails miserably. Our columnist on a eureka moment.
Columns6 minSocial media: Protecting children - but how?Australia bans social media for children and young people under the age of 16. Is this a good way forward? Five questions and answers.
