Media7 minMrs Willemse, how much smartphone is too much?In order for children to learn how to use their smartphones consciously, parents need to reflect on their own media use and accompany their children. How does this work?
Columns6 minThe emptiness after the likesSocial media is more strongly linked to emotions, with negative consequences for the emotional world of young people, says our columnist Thomas Feibel.
Columns5 minFar from porn: let's talk about sexTalking to your children about sexuality is as important as ever. Why not try the Netflix series "Sex Education"?
Columns18 minEducation and family - 24 questions and answersHow does parenting work? What is the right recipe? How much care is appropriate, how much trust is necessary? 24 questions and answers on the subject of parenting.
Blog2 min100 questions and answers. Our magazine in JuneOur June issue: experts answer the 100 most pressing questions about parenting, family and school. Editor-in-chief Nik Niethammer explains.
Columns5 minIs my child fit for the world of work?Trainers complain that many young people lack manners and stamina. This is not least due to a lack of media skills.
Columns10 minMedia literacy was yesterday. Children need reading skills!Do children and young people really need media skills? Our columnist says no.
Media8 minWhatsApp and Threema: chat room in your trouser pocketWhatsApp is more popular than ever with children. Whole school classes chat to each other here. Yet the app is "free from 16". Alternatives and what parents should know.
Bullying7 minLearning to recognise fake newsMore and more young people are only reading news via social media - that's a problem.
Bullying8 min«My child is being bullied online» - and 8 other parental worries"My child is being bullied online" - and 8 other parental worries
Media9 minBeing faithful despite Tinder?Flirting apps are popular. The oversupply of potential partners could also change our understanding of love and fidelity. What we should set an example for children.
