Inke Hummel
Why too much good intention harms your child. How to strengthen your child for the challenges
• Inke Hummel is a SPIEGEL bestselling author, family counselor, educator, and reaches around 50,000 parents on social media
• She is one of Germany's most successful authors of parenting guides and one of the most important voices on the subject of attachment-oriented parenting
• The guide helps parents make their children strong for an increasingly challenging future
• For parents who want their children to develop independence and self-efficacy
Because children will need more tomorrow than they do today – strength and courage begin at home
The world in which children grow up is demanding – and that is precisely why they will need more than ever in the future: inner strength, social skills, and a sense of self-efficacy. Inke Hummel helps parents to naturally impart these skills to their children in everyday family life. She shows them how their children can learn to deal with boredom creatively, cope with stress and crises, and use digital media responsibly. Parents are given practical tips on how to support their children – without overwhelming them, spoiling them, or “rescuing” them in every situation.
ISBN: 978-3-8426-1798-8
Inke Hummel is a SPIEGEL bestselling author, educator, and owner of the family support service ?sAchtsam Hummel.? As an educational coach, she supports families during their child's first year, kindergarten and elementary school years, and puberty. She particularly often works with parents who have emotionally intense or shy children, helping them to form a successful parent-child bond. She is a mother of three and lives in Bonn.
Released: 2025
224 pages
ISBN: 978-3-8426-1798-8
