How To Foster Stronger Sibling Relationships

Everything you need to know to bring peaceful sibling relationships into your home, whether you’ve got several children running around or you’re just beginning to introduce your first born to the idea that a baby is on the way.

EXPLORE SIBLING COURSES

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You know the frustration you feel when your kids don't get along?

When you feel like the bickering and backtalk will never end, and that the jealousy and constant competition are now permanent residents in your home?

The deep-rooted frustration over wishing things looked a little more like this:

The little sister running to hug your oldest when he gets off the school bus. The “look how cute baby brother is!” comments. The quiet playtimes in the other room, interrupted only by their laughter.

While a degree of jealousy and competition and tension is normal, non-stop fighting does not have to be part of your reality.

My siblings courses teach you how to nurture your children’s relationships for a harmonious and respectful household.

Feel like you’re failing at this gig of raising your kids and that nothing you’re doing is working?

You’re not the only one. And you’re right in the sense that, no, the conventional way of “dealing” with siblings arguing simply does not get us far.

When our children fight, our first thought is often “OK, I need to teach them how to get along.” But, with this mindset, we quickly put ourselves in the role of the referee — and we get stuck there.

What we need to realise is that the one main driver of sibling conflicts is TENSION.

But many times, we parents have this pesky habit of actually adding to the tension that we’re so desperately trying to reduce. Completely unintentionally.

When we understand this, we come to understand that our role is not to stop them from arguing but how to avoid adding to the tension in the first place.

Course 1 · Sibling Relationships

Helping your child adjust to the new baby

Perfect for families who are expecting or are currently in that adjustment period with a baby under 18 months.

Introducing a new baby into your family is a beautiful, transformational time. But for your child, there can be many mixed emotions that present themself as tricky behaviours.

This course educates you on preparing for and navigating through this adjustment period by helping your child express their emotions and feel secure, and giving you the perspective shift to make that happen

Included in this course

2 self-paced modules
8 educational videos
Recommended reading list

$56

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Course 2 · Sibling Relationships

Managing conflicts and building the sibling bond

Perfect for any family with more than one child who wants to feel at ease with managing the sibling relationship developing between them.

The more your children feel safe and secure within the family, the more you’ll find them naturally celebrating and enjoying each other without feeling resentment or jealousy.

This course offers strategies and practical advice that give you the tools to manage conflict between your children. You'll walk away knowing how to instantly reduce tension between your kids and foster a stronger sibling relationship.

Included in this course

2 self-paced modules
14 educational videos

$56

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Cover of the course Sibling Relationships: helping your child adjust to the new baby

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Both courses at the ready so you’re prepared from the day you bring a new baby home to your toddler, to all the years that follow.

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It all comes down to this:

You have the power to influence how your children engage with each other.

In households where respectful parenting is modelled, through emotional intelligence and effective communication, children are more likely to engage peacefully and emotionally maturely with each other.

And isn’t that a relief?

Bring more peace home · both courses