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How does a father feel the night before his son's national exams? Is it so "bad" to want to celebrate his wife's birthday and not to "support" him?
When a parent intends to do their child's homework, how much does it actually help them in school and how much does it betray the relationship they have built with their teacher?
Psychiatrist Kostas Gotzamanis has been standing by parents who want to raise free children for years, while growing themselves. His book is a modern survival guide for families and individuals, helping each reader discover for themselves that a deadlock can be an excellent opportunity.
Without didacticism, with a relaxed style, and without compromising on depth and objectivity, it is ultimately a valuable book, filled with inexhaustible humor and an infectious zest for life!
A sensitive and thoughtful approach to parenting, far from “how-to” advice. The author shares experiences, reflections, and emotions, paving the way for parents who do not want to be perfect – but real. A book that invites you to stand beside your child, not above them.
"I read it with a lump in my throat and a sense of warmth. It reminded me why I became a parent."
– Giorgos Antoniou, father & educator
“Children don’t need us to be perfect. They need us to be real. Present. Available. Not always certain – but always by their side.”
“Parenthood is a path that doesn’t only lead you toward your child. It also takes you back to yourself.”
Kostas Gotzamanis is a psychologist and psychotherapist specializing in child and adolescent psychology. He has worked for several years in schools, support structures, and private practices. A father of two, he approaches parenting with deep respect for the uniqueness of each child and the truth of every parent.
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