A lecture by Nora Imlau: "What makes family easier"

Based on concrete situations in everyday family life, bestselling author Nora Imlau shows ways to support children with a strong bond, but without dogmatism and without the pressure that puts endless strain on families. This is because many parents have internalized rigid ideas about parenting - a "moral": media time is bad for children.

So is spaghetti five times a week.

Their own high ideals are unsettling and cause stress.

For Imlau, many everyday decisions are "morally neutral" - a concept that creates relief and new freedom for parents and children alike and has quickly become one of her trademarks.

Practical ideas on nutrition, sleep, media education, relationships, kindergarten, school and much more make family life easier and encourage parents to adopt a pragmatic, needs-oriented approach to parenting.