Siblings Without Rivalry: How to Help Your Children Live Together So You Can Live Too

Contents

1. We’d Like to Thank . . .
2. How This Book Came to Be
3. Authors’ Note
4. ONE Brothers and Sisters—Past and Present
5. TWO Not Til the Bad Feelings Come Out . . .
6. THREE The Perils of Comparisons
7. FOUR Equal Is Less
8. FIVE Siblings in Roles
9. SIX When the Kids Fight
10. SEVEN Making Peace with the Past
11. Afterword
12. Brothers and Sisters, After All
13. Additional Reading That May Be Helpful
14. For Further Study

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