Sebastian has switched sides. Until recently, he was primarily a son. Now he has one of his own. Many people didn't even believe he could do that. Especially his mother.

Until now, Sebastian has had parental leave - a lot of time with his parents, who call from his hometown of Freiburg. And now it's children's time. After all, it’s nonsense that parental leave is called “parental leave”. Parents no longer have any time - except for their children. That's why the new program is about the child. And of course also about the grandparents. And about the late capitalist impositions of postmodernism and Immanuel Kant's moral conception. Maybe.

It is suitable for everyone: most of them are either children or parents. Some are even both. Like Sebastian.

Sebastian Lehmann was born in Freiburg and lives in Berlin. His radio columns “Parental Phone Calls” and “Lehmann’s Life” are broadcast on SWR3 and RBB radioeins. He has written numerous books, most recently his autobiographical parenting guide “I told you so, Sebastian.”.

Admission: 1.5 hours before the start
Children up to 5 years have free entry