How to Handle Sibling Rivalry

1. Avoid comparing your children to each other, as this can create feelings of jealousy and resentment. 

2. Set clear boundaries and rules for your children to establish acceptable behavior.

3. Encourage your children to communicate with each other and express their feelings.

4. Make sure to give each child individual attention and time, so that they feel valued and important.

5. Encourage your children to develop positive relationships with each other.

6. Avoid taking sides or playing favourites, as this can create further resentment and conflict between your children. 

7. Teach your children conflict resolution skills, such as negotiation, compromise, and empathy.

8. Model positive behaviour and communication skills yourself, so that your children can learn by example.

9. Avoid labelling your children as the "good" or "bad" child, as this can reinforce negative behaviours and feelings. 

10. Be patient and understanding, and remember that sibling rivalry is a normal part of growing up.

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