Mindful Moments Blog
Mindful Moments Blog
While our children can be playmates and friends, there can also be an underlying bid for our love and attention.
Tune into this free Parenting Q & A Webinar with the Founder of Generation Mindful to learn about some of the most common parenting pitfalls that fan the flames of sibling competition and what to do instead.
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You might also like these resources for taming sibling rivalry:
3 Parenting Do's and Don'ts When It Comes To Sibling Relationships
Why Sibling Rivalry is Good For Kids, And How Parents Can Make It Through
Our Kids Trigger Us To Heal Us
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Ask Andrew: Respecting Sibling Differences
Andrew answers today's question: Our oldest son is on the spectrum and our youngest is a fairly sensitive child. Often we find the oldest plays in such a way that is overwhelming for the younger one. How can we make the younger one feel safe while allowing the oldest to play in ways that are more energetic?
Mindful Moments Blog
Our Kids Trigger Us To Heal Us
This mom couldn't understand why she was so triggered by her sons' sibling rivalry. But following the thread, she found her pain point. It had less to do with her sons' behavior and more to do with her own pain - the pain of losing her brother years ago.
Mindful Moments Blog
End Sibling Rivalry And Bring Peace Into Your Home
Siblings are natural competitors for attachment, bidding for our love and attention. Here's 3 Parenting Do's and Don'ts when it comes to sibling relationships.
Mindful Moments Blog
Why Sibling Rivalry is Good For Kids, And How Parents Can Make It Through
Experts say that sibling rivalry can nurture emotional intelligence, boost social skills, and that children can learn complex lessons about communication, problem-solving, impulse control, and conflict resolution. Here is why siblings argue and what parents can do to help.
