Sibling relationships are among the longest-lasting connections in our lives, with half of Canadians and about 80% of people globally having at least one sibling. These relationships are unique because siblings often grow up together, sharing family history and genetics. Studies show that the quality of sibling relationships in young adulthood is a strong predictor of well-being later in life. While these relationships evolve over time and become a matter of choice in adulthood, most remain enduring. Parents play a crucial role in fostering positive sibling dynamics during childhood. Developmental and clinical psychologists emphasize the significant impact siblings can have on personal development, drawing from their own experiences.
https://theconversation.com/how-parents-can-promote-positive-sibling-relationships-235401
