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Welcome to Raising Good Humans.

I'm Dr. Eliza Pressman and I am sitting here with child psychiatrist

and executive director of the Brazleton

Touchpoint Center at Boston Children's Hospital,

associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School,

and I could go on for so long and we've heard from Dr.

Josh Sparrow before, thank you for being here.

Thank you so much for letting me come back. It will not end. So today I want to talk

about sibling rivalry and you have a book that I just want you to tell everybody about the story you told me.

So the other books that I've co-authored with Tberry Brazleton,

the touch points for it to three, the touch points three to six,

and the other six of the seven books

called the Brasilton Way books

have been translated in a number of languages and one of them is Mandarin.

But the sibling rivalry book had never been translated because of the one child policy.

There's no sibling rivalry here because there's only one child in a family and two parents and four grandparents raising the one child

But the one child policy was ended a few years back. So suddenly, they're all wondering how are we going to do this.

And so now the sibling rivalry book has been translated to Mandarin. And there's these really adorable

cartoons in the cover about giving my baby brother back.

Oh, I want to see that. That's wild.

So this is a question that everybody has all the time.

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