Siblings who fight a lot gain surprising advantages, from thicker skins to sharper negotiating skills. Indeed, conflict is inevitable, but it’s important to note that it doesn’t have to come at the ...

Eighty percent of U.S. children have a sibling. Siblings can be sources of companionship, play, and joy—as well as jealousy, rivalry, and aggression. A national survey found that one-third of U.S.

Family tensions can test even the most patient individuals, particularly when one becomes the designated mediator. Research suggests that nearly 65 percent of adults experience significant family ...

Sibling relationships are typically the initial peer relationship one will ever have, and they do exist. They’re this strange mix of competition, love, and shared history that can shape a human ...

Sibling rivalry is a common experience in many families, often portrayed as a normal part of growing up. From minor squabbles ...

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