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May 15
2013
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Sibling Co-operationPosted by admin in social skills , responsibility , parenting , kids , in home , fighting , children , advice , adults |
A great way to reduce sibling fights is to give them chores to do jointly. This will teach them co-operation and builds trust.
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May 14
2013
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Sibling RivalryPosted by admin in young children , support systems , positive reinforcement , parenting , middle school , kids , high school , fighting , elementary school , children , behavior , advice , adults |
To reduce sibling squabbles, spend a few minutes each day alone with each child. This way they won’t be jockeying for the parent’s attention.
Check back tomorrow for an amazing way to teach siblings co-operation.
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May 13
2013
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Sibling FightsPosted by admin in young children , stress , problem solving , parenting , kids , in home , fighting , elementary school , advice , adults |
When siblings between the ages of 3 and 7 are together they tend to fight 3.5 times per hour. Studies show that these fights tend to last a total of 10 minutes. Check back tomorrow for ways you can reduce sibling arguments.
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Apr 20
2013
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Courage and FearPosted by admin in young children , victim , safety , problems , problem solving , peer pressure , parenting , kids , fighting , children , attitude , anxiety , achievement |
Courage is the mastery of fear. It is not the absence of fear.
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Sep 21
2011
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Y3K Tutor In Your Home Golden Rule for Living: If you hurt someone accidentally, let them know it was an accident and apologize.
Most fights occur because this rule is not followed. Kids often fight others because they think that the other kid is attacking them. The reality often times is the "attacker" accidentally hurt the "victim" and never acknowledged that it was accidental. The "victim" then retaliates and attacks the "attacker". The "attacker" then feels that they are being attacked. At this point major fights can occur. The simple solution is to recognize a mistake happened and apologize for it.