Development3 min«It was often difficult for Nina at school»Nina, 12, is highly sensitive and reacts strongly to stimuli and social interactions. Dealing with this was a process for the whole family.
Development3 min«We perceive things differently»It wasn't until her daughter Anabelle started kindergarten that Stephanie Hoppeler understood her own high sensitivity.
ADHD14 minHighly sensitive: So sensitive and so strong!If parents offer their sensitive child the right environment, they can develop well and utilise their high sensitivity as a strength.
Career choice10 minCareer choice: Who is responsible for what?Many young people find it difficult to make a career choice. For Lea Schefer, the path to finding an apprenticeship was also full of hurdles.
Family6 minForgiving is more than overcoming resentmentNo one can hurt us as deeply as our own parents. How can we forgive them? And does it even have to be?
Family11 minWhat changes in the second year of kindergarten?Your child is now one of the older ones in kindergarten. What this means and how children develop in the second year of kindergarten.
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.
Development11 minHow your child learns to regulate their emotionsFirst year of kindergarten: How parents can help their child to regulate emotions such as anger, joy or fear.
Development3 minKindergarten: «Every child reacts differently to entry»The transition to kindergarten is a big step. Each child masters this at their own pace and goes through different phases.
Education13 min«Parents often don't trust children enough»Psychologist Giulietta von Salis argues in favour of letting children experience all their emotions and facing up to their own feelings as parents.
Blog6 minHow to guide your child through their emotional stormChildren first have to learn to cope with and regulate their own feelings. Parents are often blocked by three misconceptions.
Columns12 minMisox - or the story of the dragon queen unleashedEditor Maria Ryser comes to terms with the storm in Misox and takes us on an inner journey that has also helped her grow as a mother.
Family10 minWhen Grandma no longer likes itChildren often experience the end of life for the first time with their grandparents. How should parents prepare their children for this?
Columns3 minWhy isn't he dancing?On the day of his big theatre performance, of all days, the son of our columnist Lukas Linder has a rash.
Learning6 minIt all depends on the valuesParents think it is important that their child learns values such as respect, tolerance and team spirit in class. How can the school teach this?
Education3 min9 tips to prevent eating disorders in childrenParents can do a lot to promote a healthy body image and relaxed eating behaviour: 9 tips to prevent eating disorders.
Education14 min«We have to become crisis managers of our everyday family life»Mums and dads today are faced with high demands, says parenting course leader Stéphanie Bürgi-Dollet. How to raise children without violence.
Development4 minHow can children with a speech disorder express their feelings?Children with speech disorders need support to cope with their emotions. What parents and teachers can do.
Education7 minWhere there are children, there is noiseChildren scream, laugh and run around - and annoy those around them. Experts give tips on how parents can deal with the high noise levels.
Family8 minWhat are you painting?Expressing yourself freely while painting encourages creativity, has a relaxing effect and can even help to process stressful experiences.
Development4 minPromoting the emotional strength of young peoplePractising social and emotional skills can improve the mental health of young people.
Family7 minHow sound healing can soothe anger in childrenAngry children can often no longer be reached with words. Sound healing can help. A visit to sound therapist Bettina Steffen.
Education7 minNow be grateful!Excessive and selfish instead of appreciative: this is how parents experience their children time and time again. A question of upbringing? Or perhaps children can't help it?
Columns6 minDefiant children have defiant parentsWhat does child integrity mean? Jesper Juul on defiant parents and why a clear no relieves children.
