How Do You Handle Sibling Rivalry?
Posted by: Sue Atkins
Show notes:
How Do You Handle Sibling Rivalry?
6 Sure Fire Ways To Stop It.
- First, teach kids how to handle conflict in a positive way – and with respect
- Make sibling harmony important for the whole family.
- Listen to each side properly
- Make respect a non-negotiable rule.
- Encourage your kids to get specific and state the problem.
- Ask the children to suggest some solutions.
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