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Are you falling in this trap?

Dr. Shefali · 1m · transcribed May 2026
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0:00 if you have more than one kid then you want to listen to this entire video here's the thing most parents do wrong when they have multiple children and they have sibling rivalry issues that's what this week's episode is all about on my podcast type the word follow we'll send it to you you may learn something about how to handle your kids differently here's the one trap almost every parent falls into with multiple children they play judge juror and referee they try to

0:35 figure out who's the bad guy who's the good guy who should I punish who s should I take who should I protect this is the wrong strategy although I understand how you fall into the Trap it's just our nature to create blame and to ascribe responsibility but here's the thing this makes it worse because it is a dynamic it is a co-creation between between both and unless both or more children realize that this is a co-creation they will

1:07 keep engaging in competition to get your praise and Escape punishment so are you falling into this trap let me know in the comments below and type the word follow if you want this week's entire episode on sibling rivalry you're going to love it if you have multiple children

Summary

The podcast episode discusses common pitfalls parents encounter when managing sibling rivalry among multiple children. It emphasizes that parents often fall into the trap of assigning blame and playing referee, which can exacerbate competition and conflict among siblings.

- Many parents mistakenly act as judge and referee in sibling disputes.
- Assigning blame creates a competitive dynamic among children.
- Sibling rivalry is often a co-created issue that involves all children.
- Encouraging children to recognize their shared responsibility can reduce conflict.
- The episode aims to provide strategies for better handling sibling relationships.
- Parents are invited to engage by sharing their experiences and seeking further insights.
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