All parents adore their children and are ready to fulfill almost all their wishes. And often we find it difficult to find the right balance between these eternal requests and our ideas about what is permitted. The result is scandals, tears, judgmental glances from passers-by and a nasty feeling of awkwardness and despair. French child psychologist Catherine Dumontey-Cremer believes that from a very early age it is necessary to set the boundaries of what is permitted for the child. Maintaining these boundaries will lay a strong foundation for the child's personality. The author's recommendations will help save strength and nerves, and will also allow the child to cope with all the difficulties of growing up and adapting to the world of adults with the least stress.