How does a father feel the night before his son's national exams? Is it so "bad" that he wants to celebrate his wife's birthday and not "support" him? When a parent intends to do their child's homework, how much does it actually help in school and how much does it betray the relationship they have built with the teacher? Psychiatrist Kostas Gotzamanis has been standing by parents who want to raise free children for years, growing themselves in the process. His book is a modern survival guide for families and individuals, helping each reader discover on their own that a dead end can be an excellent opportunity. Without didacticism, with a relaxed style, without compromising on insight and objectivity, it is ultimately a valuable book, with inexhaustible humor and an extremely contagious zest for life!