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Why sibling rivalry is really about love in disguise
The bickering you hear is often a sign of connection. Here is what research says about sibling conflict, why it can build empathy, and how to coach it into closeness without letting anyone get hurt.
Not everyone has the close, supportive bond we often see portrayed on social media or in film and television, especially ...
A new study from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) sheds light on how a firstborn child's behavior after the arrival of a sibling can predict the quality of their sibling relationship over time ...
This post was co-written with Anat Talmon, Ph.D., and Tova Lewin. Despite increased societal awareness of sexual abuse perpetrated by adults, the idea that sexual abuse might occur between children, ...
When people say a dog becomes part of the family, they usually mean in spirit. However, @bosco.and.the.fam’s resident ...
I’m part of a group that meets up on a regular basis to engage in a hobby. These gatherings have been a great refuge for me. We have enjoyable, interesting conversations and a great rapport. One ...
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