Together with an experienced mother and traveler, participants of the meeting will discuss parental fears and boundaries of control. Responsibility and independence do not appear at a snap - they are shaped by real-life situations where a child needs to make decisions, make mistakes, and try again. Elena Zelentshuk, a mother of many and leader of a hiking club, will share her experiences of family hikes, where a backpack, tent, and map become tools for growing up. Attendees will learn how children's behavior changes when they are trusted a little more than usual and allowed to take part in shared activities. Hiking and active outdoor recreation teach planning one's strength and listening to one's body, unpredictable weather - adapting to circumstances, and everyday challenges strengthen the family. An unexpected rain or a lost flashlight becomes a training ground for mental flexibility: one needs to come up with how to shelter, what to replace familiar comforts with, and how to support those who are tired and doubting themselves. The meeting implies live communication. Participants will be able to talk about their families, ask questions about preparing for routes, and distributing responsibilities between adults and children. The discussion will not be about records and extreme challenges, but about family leisure, where the child stops being a passenger and feels like a true participant in shared activities. Entertainment in Moscow is collected on our website.