Sibling Fights: What Are The Consequences?

Calm Parenting Podcast

Kirk Martin

Education, Society & Culture, Relationships, Social Sciences, Science, Self-improvement, Kids & Family, Parenting

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🗓️ 21 May 2023

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Sibling Fights: What Are The Consequences? Siblings lash out, provoke and even hit one another. So how do you stop this from happening and what should the consequences be? Kirk provides three important points to help stop kids from lashing out at siblings. Need more help? Visit https://celebratecalm.com/products to purchase the Get Everything Package at the lowest prices of the year. Questions? Email [email protected] and Casey will help you personally. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	My assumption is if you have more than one child you are going to have sibling fights.
0:05.8	You're going to have arguments, they're going to poke each other, irritate each other,
0:08.8	sometimes they're going to lash out at each other.
0:11.2	It's just going to happen. So what do you do in that moment? How do you prevent this? What
0:16.0	are the consequences that you give? That's what we're going to discuss on today's episode of the
0:21.3	Calm Parenting Podcast. So welcome welcome this is Kirkmart and founder of
0:23.9	Celebrate Calm. You can find us at Celebrate Calm. If you need help reach out to
0:28.2	our son Casey, CASY at Celebrate Calm.com tell us about your family, ages of the kids, what are you
0:33.2	struggling with? We talk about it as a family and then we get back to you usually
0:38.1	pretty quickly and very specifically because our mission is to help you with these strong will kids.
0:44.0	So here's what we're going to talk about today.
0:47.0	Sibbling issues.
0:48.0	Sibling issues tend to come from one of three places,
0:51.0	boredom, resentment, or just plain frustration. So boredom, very quickly.
0:56.3	Your kids, many of your kids don't get enough dopamine or blood flow to the brain. Their brains
1:00.0	are physiologically understimulated.
1:02.6	That's why they're always looking for intense stimulation.
1:06.9	They're fidgeting.
1:08.0	They bounce their legs.
1:09.0	They procrastinate.
1:09.9	They argue with you.
1:11.4	All of these things are intended to stimulate their brain.
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