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On June 11, World Play Day draws attention to the right of children and young people to play. Today, digital games are an integral part of their lives. They open up opportunities for shared experiences, learning, and interaction—but they also often raise questions for parents. You can find guidance, helpful reviews, and tips at the NRW Game Guide.

The 2026 World Cup has many young fans eagerly anticipating the event. However, due to the time difference, most matches will be broadcast late in the evening or at night. Many parents are wondering: When is it still okay for kids to watch? What compromises make sense? The FLIMMO parenting guide offers practical tips as well as a schedule with family-friendly kickoff times.

Vacation time is photo time—and often, the family memories captured during these trips are shared online. But what risks does this entail? In the webinar “Children Are Not Content” on June 25, experts will discuss legal issues, risks, and ways to protect children’s photos, AI-generated content, and the sharing of images online.

Whether on a bike, balance bike, or scooter, a helmet protects children from serious injuries in traffic. In honor of Road Safety Day on June 20, we’ll show you what to look for when buying a bike helmet and why it’s essential for your child to be there to try it on.

Full-time, part-time, or 50:50—which model is right for us?

The house sparrow (Passer domesticus)—also known as the sparrow or house sparrow—is a species of bird in the sparrow family (Passeridae) and one of the best-known and most widespread songbirds. The sparrow became associated with humans over 10,000 years ago as a synanthropic species. Following numerous intentional or accidental introductions, it can be found almost everywhere where people live year-round, with the exception of a few areas.

Loneliness can affect anyone, including children, adolescents, and their parents. With the action alliance “You+Us=One. North Rhine-Westphalia Against Loneliness,” the state is sending a message of greater solidarity during the nationwide action week from June 22 to 28, 2026. It thrives on participation, exchange, and shared ideas.

How to Protect Babies and Toddlers on Hot Summer Days

For babies, toddlers, and pregnant women, the current temperatures can be a real strain. Now is the time to protect your family from extreme temperatures. It’s especially important: Never, under any circumstances, leave children in a parked car! We’ve put together some tips to help prevent health risks.

Children should never be left unattended while swimming. Even a brief moment of inattention can be dangerous. Even at supervised swimming pools or in the kiddie pool at home, parents are still responsible for supervising their children. The DLRG provides tips and advice on how to behave at lakes, in swimming pools, and at home.