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Digital World, Real Consequences Our new, colourful world of limitless imagination is hidden behind a screen. When the computer suddenly stops working, many children no longer know what to do with themselves. They become listless, unable to find the motivation to do anything. Their creativity is swallowed by a digital monster that prevents them from escaping into their own imaginary worlds. The mere thought that the World Wide Web might offer even more opportunities for enter

Shared Misery Is Double Misery There's a distinction to be made: Are we dealing with energy vampires, people who leave us feeling weak, miserable and completely drained after spending time with them? Or are they problem people? The latter are even more dangerous because they spread aggression. "A problem shared is a problem halved," as the saying goes. Someone tells us about their suffering, and suddenly we've absorbed the full intensity of their problem ourselves. Negative e

Consistent Love Instead of Commands: The Key to Good Parenting Does this sound familiar? You hear a parent speaking harshly to their child from a distance, and the closer you get to the family, the friendlier the voice becomes. A “Stop whining already!” suddenly turns into a loving “Yes, sweetheart, we're almost there.” I have never taken this kind of parental street theatre seriously. This effort to present oneself in the best possible light as soon as a stranger comes withi