Columns1 minTime together for a good parent-child relationshipIt is important for parents and children to talk to each other. This strengthens the relationship. This is shown in the video with the beaver.
Columns1 minThose who are grateful are self-confidentThe last video is about self-confidence. This grows when you experience gratitude. More from Fabian Grolimund and Stefanie Rietzler
Columns6 minSelf-confidence and self-esteem: the strong childWe want children who know and utilise their strengths and accept their weaknesses. Here you can find out how you as parents can strengthen your child in everyday life.
Columns3 min20 ways to strengthen a child in everyday lifeHow can parents support the development of their child's self-confidence and boost their self-esteem? 20 concrete tips for everyday family life.
Columns1 min4 ways out of homework frustrationHow do I get my child to finally do their homework? In this video, Fabian Grolimund shows tips and tricks for a more relaxed approach.
Columns1 minHow do I praise my child correctly?Learning with children: If you praise your child, you mean well. But how can you really praise in a way that motivates your child? Our video with the rabbit shows you how.
Columns1 minMnemonic tips for bright mindsHow can you memorise vocabulary? Psychologist Fabian Grolimund uses the rabbit to show you how.
Columns1 minDealing with failureThe rabbit has written a bad mark. What can help him deal with this failure better? Tips for parents in the "Learning with children" series.
Columns1 minConcentrating for beginnersConcentration can be learnt. Psychologist Fabian Grolimund and the rabbit demonstrate this in this episode of "Learning with children"
Columns1 minHow do I motivate my child properly?Evaluating a child's performance is always tricky. How do parents manage this so that they can motivate their child to achieve more?
Columns1 minThis will make your child more independent!Would you like your child to be more independent when it comes to homework and learning? Here's how you can support them. From the series "Learning with children".
