Is it possible to talk to a child about war? How to tell them about what is happening in the world now? How to resist school propaganda? What to do if a child cannot adapt to life in a new country? How to support them — without going crazy yourself?

The answers to these and many other difficult questions can be found in the book Love in Turbulence, published by Meduza, about the problems of modern parenting. It was written by Dima Zitzer, a teacher and host of the program about child-adult relationships Love Is Not Educating. The book is structured as a dialogue — on the one hand, between Dima Zitzer and a journalist from Belarus, Nadezhda Belakhvostik, and on the other, between Zitzer and his readers, viewers, and listeners. The author does not offer ready-made solutions. But he shows how to look for them.