Big worries of small people

Even children have their worries. Often much larger than we can imagine. Many parents don' t know how to deal with this and are confused. For many of us, the goal of parenting is for a child to always obey. But what if the real question is whether we, as adults, can listen to our children?
This book of interviews with mental health experts does not aspire to solve all your family problems, but to be the key to better understanding. It offers insight into what children and adolescents experience and shows how to support them in their daily struggles. Whether it' s anxiety, depression, self-harm, addictions, problems at school, gender incongruence or eating disorders, In the interviews you will not only find a lot of valuable inspiration, how to navigate difficult situations, but also ways, how to strengthen your children' s psychological resilience and self-confidence.
The book was created based on the podcast Listen to Me and we believe that the book will become a guide for all of you who want to be truly close to your children, are willing to listen, and are ready to be the support your children need.