Letters for Parents (for parents with children age 0-8)
In a total of 46 letters, parents learn (almost) everything they want to know about parenting. The suggestions and tips for your child’s day-to-day life in the family, at kindergarten and school reach you directly at home and always correspond to your child’s age.

Turkish-German Letters for Parents (for parents with children age 0-14)
Using the example of a Turkish family in Germany, 16 bilingual letters describe life in two cultures. Parents receive important information about childhood development, suggestions for their day-to-day family life and guidance for decisions about parenting issues.

Extra Letters (on special subjects)

• The family during puberty, 1 (age 10-13)
• The family during puberty, 2 (age 13-16)
• Getting children to stand up for themselves – preventing sexual abuse
• Things work better with respect (education without violence)
• Responsibly caring for children (children’s and parent’s rights)
• Child & job, tips for a good start
• School life (for elementary school children, German-Turkish)
• Out and about – how elementary school children become mobile in the city (age 6-12)

Extra letters on the following subjects will be published in 2009:

• Forced marriage (in six languages)
• Domestic violence (in four languages)
• Language acquisition (in ten languages)
• Language promotion (in ten languages)

School Letters (for parents of elementary school children in Berlin)
In a total of 17 letters with subjects from school registration to the transition to secondary school, information is provided about what takes place at school, how parents can better understand and support their child; how they can help shape school life and get involved in school committees and what interests their children outside of school.