Modern children are deprived of difficulties. We protect them from all possible risks and... take away the opportunity to assess the danger, calculate their strengths, and understand their own potential! If you don’t know what you are capable of, then what kind of self-esteem can we talk about? All our overprotective restrictions lead to the fact that children have no experience of successfully overcoming difficulties! It’s especially difficult for teenagers who grew up in a “sterile atmosphere” and inevitably face the real world. The author of the book, practicing family psychologist Elena Popova, invites us to think together about what we want our children to be like in 20–30 years? What future are we preparing them for?