Sibling conflict? How to promote genuine sibling bonding instead of competition
From rivalry to genuine connection“That’s mine!” – “You’re first again!” – “Mumaa, he’s got…!”Sibling fights are part of everyday life
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The family council – how children learn co-determination and responsibility
A place that connects – not teaches.Arguments about screen time, chaos when brushing teeth, frustration about tidying up – many
5 ways to reach your child in challenging moments
Connection instead of power struggle – even when it’s stormy.Your child is lying on the floor, screaming, crying, doesn’t want
What makes a child’s brain tick – What parents should know about the limbic system
Attachment-oriented parenting does not mean “allowing everything”. It means clear boundaries, communicated with heart. And it invites parents not to
What happens in the child when it is punished?
The child’s brain is geared towards bonding. If a child is deprived of closeness in difficult moments or threatened with
Why punishments don’t help – and what works instead
A new look at power, connection and parenting.Phrases such as “If you don’t tidy up now, there’ll be no tablet!”
Disrespect or a cry for help? When children provoke – and what you can do
When words hurt, but closeness heals.“You’re so stupid!”“I hate you!”Rolling eyes, running away, slamming doors – when children are provocative,
Our Skool Community is now live!
Learning doesn’t end with the last slide – it just starts there.That’s why our new FamilyTune Community on Skool is
How to find the right course at FamilyTune
Answers to your questions – and your next step.You’ve read a lot about attachment parenting, child development, emotional support and
“How many times have I told you that?” – What parents can do when children don’t listen
When repetition frustrates – and connection gets you further.You say it for the third time. Nothing happens. You get louder
