
Stop fighting! Should you intervene in a sibling fight?
By Nicole Prieur, Isabelle GravillonLength2h 31m
About this audiobook
That's life. it is often difficult for parents to see their children fighting as if this highlights their serious failure as educators. And yet it is the most normal thing in the world. In fraternal relationships, moments of complicity and love alternate with periods of rivalry and hatred. We must accept the quarrels, which are indispensable for children to grow and assert themselves. This book helps parents to adopt a certain distance and answers questions such as:
* What triggers the fights?
* Should we let them happen?
* What do they bring to the children?
* Why are they so hard for us to bear?
* How do we avoid jealousy among children?
* Should we intervene when they hit each other?
* How do we...?
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help
Length2 hrs 31 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
30■ What my children say about my partner
2INTRODUCTION
31■ Beware of the obvious!
3Chapter 1: THE HEAVY BURDEN OF THE MYTH OF BROTHERHOOD
32■ Stormy relationships
4■ The age of the impeccable family
33■ Reject the accusations
5■ A myth that comes from afar
34The Essential
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6■ The importance of childhood
35Chapter 5: IN PRAISE OF FIGHTING
7■ A reality necessarily confronted
36■ A call for change
8■ The inevitability of conflict
37■ A battle for position
9■ The figure of parents as guarantors
38■ Listen to us!
10The essentials
39■ Mixed levels
11Chapter 2: A BROTHER, AN INTRUDER
40■ Constructive fights
12■ The first-born who is dispossessed
41■ The right to fight
13■ The need for recognition
42The Essentials
14■ The eternal second
43Chapter 6: THE COURAGE TO INTERVENE
15■ Crossing of gazes
44■ To intervene is to innovate
16■ The rebirth of rivalry during adolescence
45■ When to intervene
17■ Are large families vaccinated against jealousy?
46■ The risks of not intervening
18■ Different positions, different challenges?
47■ Frozen image
19■ Reconstituted families: obligatory hatred?
48■ The particular case of adolescents
20The essential
49■ The courage to intervene
21Chapter 3: LOVE IN THE FRATERNAL BOND
50■ The time for words
22■ A common generational level
51■ Reconstituted or large family: instructions for use
23■ A relational laboratory
52The Essential
24■ What do we play at?
53Chapter 7: THE COURAGE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
25■ High-level fraternity
54■ The equality trap
26■ Adulthood
55■ The need to be unique
27The Essentials
56■ The richness of difference
28Chapter 4: PARENTS: WHEN THE UNCONSCIOUS SPEAKS
57The essential
29■ What my children say about my story
58CONCLUSION