SIBLING CONFLICT AND RELATIONSHIPS

<p>As a mom to eight children, Lynna has lots of practical experience dealing with sibling relationships. In this podcast, she explains how to manage conflicts between brothers and sisters with her acronym <strong>SWIM</strong>.&nbsp;</p> <p>Connect with Lynna at:</p> <ul> <li><a href="https://www.siblingrelationshiplab.com/" target="_blank">Sibling Relationship Lab</a></li> <li><a href="https://siblingrelationshiplab.com/heart-investigations" target="_blank">Heart Investigations</a> - family book guides for conversations to develop emotional intelligence</li> <li><a href="https://bookme.name/siblingrelationshiplab/lite/single-session-coaching-1" target="_blank">Single-Session Parent Coaching</a></li> </ul> <p><strong><br> Thanks to show sponsor BookShark. </strong><a href="https://www.bookshark.com/request-a-catalog/"><strong>Request a homeschool curriculum catalog</strong></a><strong> or </strong><a href="http://www.bookshark.com/instructors-guide-samples"><strong>download samples</strong></a><strong> at </strong><a href="http://www.bookshark.com/"><strong>bookshark.com</strong></a><strong>.</strong><br> </p> <p>QUOTABLES<br> Lynna: "My mantra is a good homeschool schedule has a shelf life of about three months and it decreases proportionate to the age of your youngest child. So the younger the little ones are the faster schedule will expire and need to be redone because somebody that was napping isn't napping anymore. And somebody that was wearing diapers is now potty training and that's like a fourth subject that you're teaching."</p> <p>Lynna: "...all the problems that you run into in homeschooling are 5% academic and 95% parenting on steroids."</p> <p><br> TIMESTAMPS<br> 04:22 Lynna's own homeschool journey</p> <p>06:45 The advantage of having a large family: You figure things out faster since your survival depends on it!</p> <p>09:05 Homeschooling is really just intense parenting.&nbsp;</p> <p>10:24 The origin of the Sibling Relationship Lab.&nbsp;</p> <p>15:33 The fear of making mistakes as a parent.</