Every parent wants their child to grow up smart, good, and healthy. In their educational efforts, mothers and fathers strive to avoid the mistakes that their own parents made in their time. But parenting is so difficult, and the stereotypes are so strong that again and again parents use approaches that now cause rejection in their own children. The book by practical psychologist Tatyana Leus is about common parental stereotypes and their impact on a person’s entire subsequent life. You will learn about why you want to do exactly this, how your child feels in this situation, how to find the best way out of it. The publication is addressed to both young and experienced parents, psychologists, teachers and anyone who wants to understand the origins of their problems and experiences.