"I'm going to count to three ..."
There is currently a Unicef campaign "Never Violence", which emphasises how important growing up free of violence is for the emotional development of our children. Violence-free does not only mean free from physical violence, but also from verbal violence.
"I'm going to count to three and then...
There is currently a Unicef campaign "Never Violence", which emphasises how important growing up free of violence is for the emotional development of our children. And non-violent doesn't just mean free from physical violence, but also from verbal violence. The Unicef campaign includes a sticker set with sayings that used to be quite normal, but which still sometimes slip out today - things like "big boys don't cry" or "that didn't hurt me before" - but which are given new solutions on the stickers. For example, "I'm going to count to three and then...
...something nice will happen!"
Further interesting tips
Protein powder / shakes
Two classics from the youth consultation: "Mr Brügel, you absolutely have to explain to my mum that the energy powder is not a problem!" Or: "Mr Brügel, you must forbid my son to drink these protein shakes once and for all!". Who is right?
Cough
"Houston, we have a problem," was the emergency call from the Apollo 13 mission. In the paediatrician's office, it's "Cough, do we have a problem?" Because a cough, even a long-lasting cough, does not automatically mean that there is a serious problem.
Sneezing (photic sneeze reflex)
Do you know this? You step into the sunlight and - whoops - you have to sneeze. This phenomenon is called the photic sneeze reflex. Around a third of all people have this reflex.