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Helping Siblings Get Along
Helping Siblings Get Along
With more than one child, you're bound to have some sibling rivalry. Here's how to prevent and transform sibling tensions and ensure your kids will be friends for life.
ArticleHow to Prepare Your Child for the New Baby
If you're pregnant and have another child (or two), here are some tips to reduce sibling rivalry and foster a close sibling bond right from the start.
ArticlePreparing Your Child for the Separation While You Birth the New Baby
If you're worried about leaving your older child when you give birth to your baby, here's your gameplan to best prepare them AND set your mind at ease.
ArticleHelp Your Older Child Adjust to the New Baby
It is natural for your child to be jealous of a new baby. Your goal is to help your child manage that jealousy so love has a chance to grow,...
ArticleWhen Your Older Child Hits the Little One: A Script
Did your toddler or preschooler just hit their little sibling? Of course you see red! Here's your script to intervene -- and prevent a recurrence!
ArticleSiblings Downloadable eBook
Craft a "sibling book" for a positive outlook on their bond. The provided Word template makes customization easy—alter the story, words, and images to suit your preferences. Download it here.
ArticleTeaching Kids To Share
We all want our children to be generous. But that isn't what they learn from forced sharing. Try self-regulated turns, which also strengthens sibling bonds.
Article7 Powerful Ways to Help Kids Develop Social Intelligence Skills Every Day
Next time there's a problem between your children, you don't need to sigh and wish it wasn't happening. You can welcome it as a teachable moment!
ArticleWhy Kids Bicker and How To Help Them Stop
It's normal for siblings to have conflict and disagree. Here's how to coach your kids to learn how to resolve their arguments before they escalate.
ArticleStaying Calm When One Child Hurts the Other
Most parents say that when one child hurts another, it’s the hardest time for them to self-regulate. The truth is, the reason you “lose it” is that you feel powerless...