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Big Brother and Big Sister
Sibling Adjustment Advice Does your son or daughter have a new sibling on the way? Introducing a new sibling to the family mix can be a tricky duck. So how can you make sibling adjustment a little easier? Below are some recommendations on how to help siblings and the new baby coincide better right from the get-go.
Ways to Make Sibling Adjustment a Little Easier
- Talk to your child about it. Your child needs to hear it from you.
- Get your child involved. Take them on a few prenatal visits or consider taking a sibling and the new baby preparation class.
- Paint them a realistic, honest picture of what life is going to be like after the new baby arrives.
- If you have friends who just had a new baby, pop by for a visit.
- Educate your child on childbirth via videos, books, the Internet, etc.
- Get your child involved in the preparations as much as possible.
Recommended Books--Courtesy of University of Michigan Health System
From One Child to Two: What to Expect, How to Cope, and How to Enjoy Your Growing Family, by Judy Dunn.
And Baby Makes Four : Welcoming a Second Child into the Family, by Hilory Wagner
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12/26/2005 9:19:09 PM
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