
Under such circumstances, it becomes very hard for parents to manage the kids together and while doing so they commit many mistakes that are seen to exert long term impacts on the kids both emotionally and psychologically. when you have two or more children and they grow up together, it is inevitable that things will not always work out smoothly between them.

Sibling rivalry is one of the major issues that most parents’ complaint of. Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish are the authors of the workshop kit How to talk so kids will listen, currently in use by groups throughout the world.Siblings Without Rivalry – and how to raise them.Įffective parenting is one of the key strategies to secure the wellbeing and good future of your kids. Typical problems are tackled, such as helping children to express their negative feelings about each other without inflicting damage, how to treat children unequally and still remain fair, how to be helpful to both the bully and the victim, and how to reduce rage between battling siblings and encourage them to sort out their differences. Vivid dialogue and cartoons illuminate the many forms of this problem and show how to promote co-operation rather than competition. Each suggestion is backed up with the experience of real parents and their children.

Drawing on their years of experience in teaching communication skills to parents, the authors aim to devise simple but effective ways of reducing antagonism between siblings. The authors of this handbook refuse to accept that nothing can be done about sibling rivalry. Often, parents are forced to resign themselves to the prevalent strife.


One of the greatest sources of stress in families is bickering between siblings. This guide is designed to help parents with the problem of antagonism between their children.
