Raising Brothers and Sisters. How to Help Children Deal with Jealousy, Rivalry, and Resolve Conflicts Peacefully

It seems that brothers and sisters only argue, fight, and compete for their parents' attention. Is it possible to help them become not rivals, but close people, and what role do mom and dad play in this? Child, adolescent, and family psychologist Ekaterina Kes shows how to help children cope with jealousy and strong emotions, negotiate, respect each other, and gradually build warm relationships. Instead of moralizing, the author provides clear explanations, real examples, team-building games, and proven tools that are easy to apply in everyday life. This book will help create an atmosphere where every child has enough love, attention, and a sense of security.