Raising children is often hard backbreaking work and requires a lot of patience and nerves of steel - especially during puberty. In Ramming's eyes, however, the emotional bond is the decisive factor: "If parents love their children, they can still do a lot wrong, but nothing that harms the child."
Ramming goes on to explain how child education has changed through the decades from a dictatorship to a guided democracy. However, he rejects the idea that children should become the yardstick for their own education. Read more in the highly readable interview in the current EGK health magazine.