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El. knyga: Raising Loving Siblings: How to Stop the Fighting and Help Your Kids Connect

(Montclair State University, United States)
  • Formatas: 192 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Nov-2024
  • Leidėjas: Guilford Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781462556649
  • Formatas: 192 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Nov-2024
  • Leidėjas: Guilford Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781462556649

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“Be nice to your sister!” “Stop picking on your brother!” “That's a time-out for both of you." When nothing works to stop the incessant battles, where can exhausted parents turn? Sibling expert and family therapist Jonathan Caspi knows that understanding why kids fight is the first essential step to restoring peace. Featuring clear principles, dos and don'ts, and loads of stories, this book shines a spotlight on family dynamics. Dr. Caspi guides you to make an effective plan for managing conflicts, so you can keep a cool head in the heat of the moment. Learn why it's never helpful to compare kids to each other, how to quell sibling struggles without taking sides, when to intervene (and when to step back), and what to do when parents aren't on the same page. Improving sibling relationships can have lifelong benefits for your family. This compassionate book shows how.

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For frustrated parents everywhere! If your family struggles with sibling rivalry, Dr. Caspi is here to help you understand whats normal and when and how you need to step in. A seasoned therapist, he combines research with user-friendly, concrete guidance on how to prevent blowups, manage high-stress situations, and help your kids truly get along."--Robert Taibbi, LCSW, private practice, Charlottesville, Virginia

"Sibling relationships are complicated. But Dr. Caspi deftly explains why children constantly squabble and compete and shows you how to help them support each other instead. Youll find clear examples of language to use, plus tons of problem-solving options. Good sibling relationships are a template for successful relationships throughout life. Give your children the gift of these skills by reading this book."--Martha Sweezy, PhD, therapist and author, South Portland, Maine

"In this wise book, Dr. Caspi describes clear steps for managing sibling rivalry, including what to say to kids--and what not to say--before, during, and after yet another kerfuffle. Dr. Caspi does a marvelous job of translating years of experience as a researcher and family therapist into straightforward actions that parents can take."--Martha B. Straus, PhD, Department of Clinical Psychology, Antioch University New England

Your kids will probably know each other longer than most other people in their lives. While there are plenty of books on marriage, parenting, and even friendships, sibling relationships are often overlooked. Dr. Caspi fills a gap with this accessible guide to how parents can overcome sibling conflicts, rivalry, and other common sibling issues. Families will be grateful for this book!--JoEllen Patterson, PhD, LMFT, Marital and Family Therapy Program, University of San Diego- My wife and I have four kids--and every day some kind of conflict emerges among them. After reading this book, we feel more confident about managing sibling rivalry and getting the kids to appreciate, respect, and understand each other better.--Michael F., Holmdel, New Jersey

For frustrated parents everywhere! If your family struggles with sibling rivalry, Dr. Caspi is here to help you understand whats normal and when and how you need to step in. A seasoned therapist, he combines research with user-friendly, concrete guidance on how to prevent blowups, manage high-stress situations, and help your kids truly get along."--Robert Taibbi, LCSW, private practice, Charlottesville, Virginia

Your kids will probably know each other longer than most other people in their lives. While there are plenty of books on marriage, parenting, and even friendships, sibling relationships are often overlooked. Dr. Caspi fills a gap with this accessible guide to how parents can overcome sibling conflicts, rivalry, and other common sibling issues. Families will be grateful for this book!--JoEllen Patterson, PhD, LMFT, Marital and Family Therapy Program, University of San Diego

"Sibling relationships are complicated. But Dr. Caspi deftly explains why children constantly squabble and compete and shows you how to help them support each other instead. Youll find clear examples of language to use, plus tons of problem-solving options. Good sibling relationships are a template for successful relationships throughout life. Give your children the gift of these skills by reading this book."--Martha Sweezy, PhD, therapist and author, South Portland, Maine

"In this wise book, Dr. Caspi describes clear steps for managing sibling rivalry, including what to say to kids--and what not to say--before, during, and after yet another kerfuffle. Dr. Caspi does a marvelous job of translating years of experience as a researcher and family therapist into straightforward actions that parents can take."--Martha B. Straus, PhD, Department of Clinical Psychology, Antioch University New England-

Introduction
1. Cant You Two Just Get Along?: Going from Sibling Conflict to Sibling
Closeness
2. Time for a Family Meeting!: Preparing for Sibling Conflict Before It
Erupts
3. Stop Fighting Right This Instant!: Managing Sibling Conflict When It
Erupts
4. I Love All My Children the Same: Dealing with Perceived Favoritism
5. This Is My Angel and This Is My Devil: Avoiding Sibling Comparisons
6. Youre Just Like Your Father!: Dissolving Rigid ParentChild Teams
7. This Is My Athletic Child: Helping Children Find Their Special Talent
without Hurting Their Siblings
8. But I Love Baseball: Curbing Your Own Biases
9. Leave Him Alone! Your Brother Has an Issue: Spotting Crafty
Attention-Getting Behaviors
10. Cant You Two Find Something To Do?!: Addressing Boredom and Providing
Structure
Bibliography
Index
Jonathan Caspi, PhD, MSW, is Professor of Family Science and Human Development at Montclair State University in New Jersey. Dr. Caspi is an internationally recognized sibling expert. In addition to researching, writing, and teaching about families and siblings, he has been a family therapist for over 30 years, and has a private practice in New Jersey.