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Sibling Dynamics: Conflict Resolution and Building Strong Relationships

This workshop turns “a-ha” moments into actionable strategies that build life-long skills. Binge watch or go at your own pace, even a few minutes will make an impact in your home.

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It’s Hard To Have a Sibling

Key Strategy for Sibling Dynamics: One on One Time

I Won’t Let You

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When Children Say Hurtful Things to Each Other

Scripts For When Your Children Argue

Follow this learning pathway for strategies you can use to address sibling arguments in the moment and reduce the frequency them in your home

1. Sibling Arguments

Sibling Jealousy

What’s Underneath Competition?

Give a Preview of What’s to Come

How to Stop Doing Fair

Scripts for Responding to “That’s Not Fair”

Follow this learning pathway to learn how to manage competition and jealousy between siblings

2. Managing Sibling Rivalry

Understanding Sibling Dynamics through an Attachment Lens

Scripts to Prepare Your Child for a New Baby

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Introducing a New Baby to your Older Kid

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When Your Child is Struggling With A Baby Sibling

Follow this learning pathway to learn how you can decrease conflict and increase connection when bringing a new baby into the family

3. How to Handle New Sibling Dynamics

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When One Child Is Upset and Another Child Needs You

When One Kid is Doing Things to Annoy the Other

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How to Encourage Individuality With Twins

Sibling Birthdays

When One Kid is a “Good Listener” and The Other Isn’t

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When One Kid Excels in Accomplishments

Scripts for When Siblings Compare Themselves To Each Other

More On Siblings

How Do I Handle Sibling Competition?

Deep Dive: Myriam Sandler of MOTHERCOULD on Frustration Tolerance and Sibling Dynamics

Listen to the episode or skim the transcript.

Podcasts

Adjusting to a New Sibling: How to Help Your Child with the Transition

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When we help our kids feel safe and secure in the family, they'll start to see their siblings as companions—not competitors.