Sibling Rivalry: Seven Simple Solutions
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* Do your children ever argue, fight or wind each other up?
* Do they get competitive, jealous or vie for your attention?
* Do you feel powerless to stop their squabbling?
* Do you long for a better atmosphere at home?
In the follow-up to their bestseller, Seven Secrets of Successful Parenting, Karen Doherty and Georgia Coleridge tackle Sibling Rivalry. Now, in this ingenious guide, Karen and Georgia use their seven ground-breaking parenting styles to resolve your family's problems; from small, petty irritations to deep seated rifts and resentments that can last for years. Incorporating masses of original material, with cutting-edge advice from both professionals and parents, they'll help you to:
* Stop your children's arguments in their tracks
* Help them resolve their disagreements
* Dissipate jealousy and resentment
* Create a happier family
Practical, flexible and packed full of clear, reassuring advice, Sibling Rivalry – Seven Simple Solutions will help your children get on better now and long into the future. It's ESSENTIAL READING FOR EVERY FAMILY!
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Karen Doherty is the mother of three girls and a boy and lives with her family in London. She worked at American TV networks CNBC and NBC as a news journalist and producer and has been an Ambassador for UK Youth. She did her BSc at the University of Southern California, and an MPhil at Magdalen College, Oxford. Karen is now running a free online website for parents. Take a look at KarenDoherty.com.
Georgia Coleridge is the mother of three boys and a girl. For many years she was the Children's Book Editor of the Daily Mail . She has worked at You magazine and The Spectator and contributed to Radio 4's Front Row. She lives with her family in London and works as a professional healer. GeorgiaColeridgeHealing.com
Mail on Sunday, You magazine
“With eight children between them, Georgia Coleridge and Karen Doherty have experienced every family peak and pitfall possible.”
