The Grown-Up’s Guide to Overcoming Sibling Rivalry

As brothers and sisters grow up, what they do can determine whether they stay stuck in their childhood roles—or break free of them.

Getting into an argument with a sibling can be pretty intense—here’s how to handle the situation.

Whether you’ve always been close, or wish you got along better, here’s how to bolster your connection.

Most parents won’t admit it, but a surprising number have a ‘hidden favourite’ and the way they treat that child compared to their siblings can have long-lasting impacts.

One brother or sister typically shoulders the greatest burden. That person may clash with the other relatives. But there are ways to prepare and avoid conflicts.

You don’t always have to intervene, but if you decide to, make sure you have everyone’s side of the story.

Is it better to be the eldest, youngest, or middle child? Psychologists have some thoughts, and what they have to say is pretty much guaranteed to stoke the flames of sibling rivalry.

Sibling estrangement, like the rift between Prince Harry and Prince William, isn’t uncommon. Here’s how to know whether your sibling relationship is worth repairing or ending, according to psychologist Joshua Coleman.

Bridge the divide with thoughtful conversation techniques, next-level listening, and a dip into the science of changing minds.