Stop Bullying Your Sister and Leave Your Brother Alone

Studies say that 3.5 is the number of times siblings make out per hour. That is, every fifteen minutes, we hear "Oh, mom, he's bothering me" and "It's not me, it's her!".
Conflicts between siblings are one of the major reasons for stress and fatigue for parents, for whom the main objective is for their children to get along well and be friends for life.
In this book, Magda Gomes Dias brings us a new look at family dynamics and the relationship that children create between them, moving away from classics such as «Don't hit your brother, you'll be beaten up» or «Now give a kiss, ask apologize and make amends. It’s over”.
These pages bring together the best tools for us, as parents, to understand why there are no relationships free of conflict, to look at the needs of each child and to promote reparation and conciliation within our family.
With real cases, practical exercises and advice, Magda Gomes Dias proves to us that, if raising a child is a big challenge, raising siblings is even more so, but it is possible to do it in harmony, managing differences, reconciling opposing personalities and helping each child to feel unique, having the notion that he is listened to and loved.