It has been said that the only thing harder than raising a child is raising more than one child.
Part Three: How to resolve conflicts between children. Part Two: How to prevent children from quarreling Part One: How to properly understand sibling relationships In this bookey, we will unlock the book in three parts: Tens of millions of parents worldwide have also verified how effective these methods are. The book is based on the lengthy research they conducted with parents at their former schools and institutes. Each author is also the mother of three children. They are both world-renowned experts on parent-child communication, authors of the best-selling parenting book series in the United States, and former faculty members of the New School for Social Research in New York and the Family Life Institute of Long Island University. This book was written by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. The book addresses the most stubborn conflicts parents face and is so user-friendly that you can apply what you learn immediately. With fun cartoon illustrations, it also provides parents with many methods and techniques to help their children live in harmony. Using detailed examples and rational analysis, the book analyzes the root causes of children's endless fights. Parents can worsen conflict between children or they can make cooperation possible.įollowing publication, this book reached Number 1 on the New York Times Book Review's bestseller list and has remained on the list for many years since. Parents can allow children's hostile feelings to build up and explode, or they can help kids to release those feelings safely.
Parents can escalate sibling rivalry, or they can de-escalate and even eliminate it. It challenges conventional wisdom by claiming that sibling conflicts are not inevitable.
The book Siblings Without Rivalry: How to Help Your Children Live Together So You Can Live Too answers these questions. These types of drama often play out among siblings.īut are siblings natural adversaries with inevitable conflicts? What can parents do to ease their children's tension and avoid making the conflict worse? What can be done to decrease hostility and eliminate rivalry between children? In that case, you may be familiar with the following scenarios between your kids: Arguing over trivial matters always thinking you favor one despite treating them equally or the older brother helping outsiders bully the younger brother. Suppose you have two or more children at home. Today we will unlock the book Siblings Without Rivalry: How to Help Your Children Live Together So You Can Live Too.
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