Why comparing siblings can hurt their bond, psychology says
Frequent comparisons between siblings by parents can lead to unhealthy competition and feelings of inadequacy. Such comparisons may be seen by children as favoritism, harming their self-esteem and relationships. It's essential for parents to celebrate each child's unique qualities and progress. Emphasizing cooperation rather than competition and maintaining open communication will cultivate healthier sibling relationships, enabling children to voice their concerns and address perceived…
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