Jealousy

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To prevent jealousy, keep children involved, praise sharing, and help each child feel special. When jealousy occurs, show empathy, provide alternate activities to redirect their attention, and monitor how much attention you give siblings. Turn jealousy into helpfulness by finding ways for children to assist each other instead of competing. Do not compare children or punish them for feeling jealous.

Don’t compare your child to
siblings or others.

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