When tensions run high, parents can model language that lowers the temperature, grows empathy, and turns “me vs. you” into ...

Sibling rivalry is the topic of discussion on Monday. Why do siblings fight, how do we handle it as parents and guardians, and how can we turn a perceived negative into a positive? Child Development ...

Sibling rivalry, a common childhood experience, stems from competition for parental attention and resources. While often a ...

Sibling caretaking can alleviate families’ childcare demands and promote children’s positive development, but it can also be ...

While sibling rivalry often captures more attention, it is the moments of sibling revelry that truly fortify familial bonds and contribute to psychological well-being. Sibling relationships are among ...

Marissa Nivison receives funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. Sheri Madigan receives funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, the ...

When we think about the relationships that shape us, we often default to discussing our parents. Decades of psychological research have explored the influence of parenting styles, attachment dynamics, ...

When the eldest child leaves, the sibling left behind navigates a profound identity shift. Parents should validate and embrace this change.