Columns2 minSelf-care: Our topic in MayTaking care of ourselves is an imperative of our time. How we recognise what is important to us and what we lack.
Columns2 minSchool anxiety: Our topic in AprilMore and more children are refusing to go to school - not because they don't want to, but out of fear. Why this is the case and how parents can best respond.
Columns2 minEating disorders: Our topic in MarchWhy adolescents have problems with eating and what parents can do to contribute to a positive body image.
Alternatives to the grade. Teacher sits in the classroom with the child and discusses their performance.Columns2 minSchool grades: Our topic in FebruaryThey do not adequately reflect performance. Nevertheless, the grades persist. Why this is the case and what the alternatives are good for.
Columns2 minCommunication: Our topic in December and JanuaryGood communication in the family creates closeness and understanding for each other: How the exchange between parents and child succeeds.
Columns2 minPerfectionism: Our topic in NovemberThey have high expectations and don't want to make any mistakes - what drives perfectionist children and what parents should look out for.
Columns3 minPatchwork: Our theme in OctoberHappiness at the second attempt? Where the challenges and opportunities lie when starting a blended family.
Bullying3 minCyberbullying: Our topic in SeptemberRound-the-clock attacks: What triggers online hate speech and how to react correctly.
Columns3 minChild development: Our topic in July and AugustEvery child is different - but there are still typical developmental phases. If you know these, you can take a more relaxed approach to everyday family life.
Columns3 minYouth in crisis: Our topic in MayWhy more and more children and young people are suffering from mental illness - and what parents should look out for.
Columns3 minParenting myths: Our topic in AprilWhich beliefs shape our behaviour when dealing with children - and what they really mean for mothers, fathers and teachers.
Columns3 minParental stress: Our topic in MarchWhy more and more fathers and mothers feel overworked - and how they can prevent burnout.
Columns3 minInclusion: Our topic in FebruaryChildren with disabilities are now integrated into mainstream classes. How the model works in everyday life - and where it reaches its limits.
Columns3 minFamily happiness: our theme in December and JanuaryWhat people who have overcome strokes of fate can teach us - and how parents and children can influence their happiness.
Columns3 minSetting boundaries: Our topic in NovemberHow can we fulfil the balancing act between parental demands and children's needs?
Columns4 minParental anxiety: Our topic in OctoberParental anxiety: With a child always comes worry - what mums and dads can do to prevent this from becoming a burden on the family.
Columns3 minPersonal responsibility: Our topic in SeptemberPersonal responsibility: How children learn to take responsibility themselves - and what parents should and shouldn't do.
Columns3 minSocial skills: Our topic in July/AugustRecognising your own needs and including the needs of others: What children should learn in order to lead a fulfilled life.
Columns3 minConflicts: Our topic in JuneGood arguments, bad arguments: How families can grow from arguments.
Columns3 minMedia education: Our topic in MayHow do children learn to use digital devices in a healthy way? The 100 most important questions and answers on media education.
Columns3 minGood learning: Our topic in AprilWhat children need to learn effectively and enjoyably - and how parents and schools can support them. Editor-in-chief Nik Niethammer introduces you to the new issue.
Columns3 minJealousy: Our topic in MarchHealthy rivalry or bitter sibling rivalry? Experts answer the most important questions on the subject.
Columns3 minPsychological violence: Our topic in FebruaryThreats, humiliation, withdrawal of love: parents often hurt without hitting - how to break their patterns.
Columns3 minPuberty: Our topic in December/JanuaryGeneration Corona: How to grow up during the pandemic. And what role parents play in it.
