Bronchial asthma is the most common chronic condition in childhood and adolescence. Asthma occurs in episodes, with phases of more intense and milder symptoms, as well as periods without any signs of asthma. Persistent complaints are rare. Optimal control of symptoms is essential to provide children and all those involved with a carefree daily life and the highest possible quality of life. In most cases, asthma is now well treatable. In addition to medication therapy, there are a number of measures that parents, and as the child grows older, the asthmatic child themselves can take to positively influence the course of the disease. Alongside useful information on diagnostics, you will find details on asthma treatment, self-management, and daily life with asthma. This resource offers valuable support, especially for children and parents who are newly confronted with the condition.