- Overview
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How to care for two kids who are making no rivals as best friends.
- Book Intro
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Brotherhood conflicts and rivalries are common at home. The first child received the family’s expectations and love in one body, one day his younger brother was born and experiences love moving away. The second kid, shares the parents’ interest with the first from birth. He or she has an instinctive thirst without the experience of taking on the love of parents wholly alone. Unlike the wishes of parents to grow up to be best friends in the world, tension always exists between brothers. This book helps how children exert their traits and self-direction in jealousy and competition when raising more than two children, and introduces sibling parenting techniques that minimize the conflict between siblings and use their own talents. In addition, through the columns of parents raising twins, siblings, sisters, and brothers, it provides hints on the parenting techniques that can be taken in various sibling types.
- About the Author
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Kim Younghoon
Dr. Young-Hoon Kim (M) graduated from the Catholic University of Medicine with doctorates in pediatric neurology and medicine. He has served as the 17th and 18th director of the Catholic University Uijeongbu St. Mary's Hospital. He is the vice-chairman of the Korean Developmental Disorders Treatment Education Society, the president of the Korean Brain and Education Society, and the Chairman of the The Korean Pediatric Society. He is currently professor of pediatrics at the Catholic University of Korea.