Understanding and Overcoming “Third Child Syndrome”
“Third Child Syndrome” is a term used to describe the idea that third-born children in a family may be overlooked or neglected in comparison to their older siblings.
The Impact of Birth Order on Your Family Dynamic
What does the order in which your children were born say about them?
Maintaining Fairness Among Special Needs And Typical Siblings
Treating your children fairly is more desirable and attainable than trying to treat them equally.
3 Guidelines For Raising An Only Child
Because of the complete parental attention they receive, only children tend to feel secure, attached, cared for and nurtured.
What Are Your Child’s Special Qualities?
No two siblings are the same person, even if siblings share similar interests and abilities. Each child requires a different kind of support.
Fostering Happy Sibling Relationships For A Lifetime
Fostering happy relationships for a lifetime.
Sibling Smackdowns: Peacemaking In The Midst Of Squabbling
“Mom! Ezra keeps grabbing my new Bionicle!” Seven-year-old Jonah’s frustration was bubbling, and I could…
How Parents Can Show The Love Equally To Each Very Different Child
Children need love and attention from their parents, but having two or more children can pose a challenge for moms and dads to spread the warmth evenly.
A Hit That Hides a Hug
Teaching siblings to share the limelight – and everything else.