There is nothing quite as frustrating as trying to mediate a fight between siblings about the ownership of some random piece of plastic, or because one of them breathed on the other. If you were a sibling yourself you might remember fighting this way with your own brother or sister. But how did our parents make it ? And are we even able to apply the same methods they used today? Dr Vanessa Lapointe is a psychologist and the author of Parenting Right From The StartVanessa explains why siblings may fight, and what you can do about it.stop. 

<div>There is nothing quite as frustrating as trying to mediate a fight between siblings about the ownership of some random piece of plastic, or because one of them breathed on the other. If you were a sibling yourself you might remember fighting this way with your own brother or sister. But how did our parents make it ? And are we even able to apply the same methods they used today? <a href="https://drvanessalapointe.com/" target="_blank">Dr Vanessa Lapointe</a> is a psychologist and the author of <a href="https://www.amazon.com.au/Parenting-Right-Start-Healthy-Foundation/dp/1928055389" target="_blank">Parenting Right From The Start</a>Vanessa explains why siblings may fight, and what you can do about it.stop. </div>

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