Development7 min6 tips for parents with a cheeky childIs your child cheeky, behaving outrageously and using swear words? Why such behaviour is typical for this age - and how to deal with it more easily.
Columns11 min«Parents need to take the pressure off»School, apprenticeship, studies. The coronavirus crisis is turning everything upside down. All the more reason to relax, says family counsellor Caroline Märki.
Education3 minLiterature and online tips for educationThe best sex education books for pre-school, primary school and puberty, as well as a compilation of online tips.
Health4 minDo something good for yourselfDo something good for yourself. 8 exercises in self-love for parents and children.
Education3 minParenting without scolding: is it possible?The new parenting guide "Parenting without scolding" gives practical tips on how to deal with parental scolding. 3 questions for author Nicola Schmidt.
Media3 min12 tips for good media educationIf you want to teach your children how to use new media in a healthy way, you should also keep an eye on your own media consumption.
Family7 minExcursions for families - from classics to rare gemsWe reveal tried-and-tested and lesser-known parks, farms and adventurous playgrounds from all over Switzerland.
Columns6 minWhy does my daughter keep taking selfies?Many parents react with a lack of understanding when their child constantly takes photos of themselves. It is important to understand why they are doing this.
Health3 minParental burnout: 7 tips to combat the impending crisisThe following tips can help parents to stay mentally fit and avoid physical and mental exhaustion.
Education2 min5 tips on how parents can raise their child in a gender-appropriate wayParents want equal opportunities for their girls and boys. 5 tips for parents to counteract gender stereotypes.
Family2 min10 things that make your child happyWe advocate a childhood with fun and a dose of nonsense. Ten tried and tested tips for a break from everyday life.
Bullying6 minMy child is being bullied - now what?Anger, powerlessness, pity: this is what parents feel when they realise that their child is being bullied. Find out what you can do here.
Blog11 minA real hit for children: gift tips from the editorial teamChristmas is coming. But what are children really looking forward to? The hard-hitting gift tips tested for you in the editorial families.
Columns5 minMedia use: No orientation without rulesRules are usually not particularly popular with children and young people. However, they are important - especially when it comes to media education.
Blog4 minWhen children don't make friendsIt's not easy for parents when their children can't make friends. Jesper Juul tells them what they can do in such a situation.
Media14 minHow can parents help the smartphone generation?For media to be fun and not dangerous, a high level of media literacy is required - especially from parents. It's exhausting, but it helps the child.
Media7 min«Social media is as addictive as cocaine»Addiction specialist Dr Kurosch Yazdi on the "digital drug" of social media and the danger of children and young people losing themselves in it.
Education4 minAt what age can children go to the swimming pool on their own?Nadja Winter, owner of a swimming school, explains the three key questions parents should ask themselves and at what age a child should be allowed to swim in the lake unsupervised.
Cousins at homeFamily8 minKindergarten children and media: 6 questions and answersThe mobile phone as babysitter? Going to the cinema for a birthday party? Media educators Eveline Hipeli and Bo Reichlin provide food for thought for six situations.
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.
Columns1 minAdi and Jess, part 4: No more procrastinationHow Adi and Jess manage to tackle even tedious tasks. Put an end to procrastination. Learning tips for young people.
Bullying10 minHow bullying arisesInsulted, humiliated, laughed at: bullying (and cyberbullying) causes great suffering to children. How does it happen? And what can be done about it?
Bullying2 minEpisode 4: How to solve bullying? A guideNo Blame Approach: Resolving bullying in the classroom
Columns6 minDear parents: Your to-do list can manage without you!Psychologist Fabian Grolimund gives tips on how even busy parents can experience and enjoy life with their children more consciously.
