One of the most common conflicts between siblings is that in which if you give them different things, they fight; and if you give them the same, they fight the same because the other one has more.
A few days ago I bought a pajamas for Aran, the middle one, and another one for Guim, the little one. The middle one was from Dragon Ball and the little one from The Avengers. Well, I knew there would be conflict, so I chose to change one and buy them the same.
Now, how do you prevent one from complaining because you have put more on the other? For example, you give them a chicken fillet and they look at which one is bigger; you cut a cake and compare; you put cereals on them and try to catch each other, to match ... well taking your complaint to the extreme.
Two options with two different results
Well, you have two options. One, try to match it as much as possible. Works? Perfect. Do you still think it's designated? Well, the typical thing: "it will be your turn again", "I think you have the same thing", "it is impossible for you to have exactly the same thing", "what do you wear like this if you don't finish it later", "why you get like this if there is more "," as you continue like this I take it off and you don't eat either one ", and everything that comes to mind while from your position as an adult you try to understand and solve such an absurd situation.
The other option is get to your level and take it to the extreme. A piece of advice says that when someone attacks or threatens you, you can get rid of him by believing that you are much crazier and fear less for your life than he is. I do not know if I would try, but as with children there is no danger of death, you can always enter their game and accept what they ask.
Do you want equality? Okay, let's go there:
It is actually a gag, a video that represents a woman and her children in a humorous way. But, Solved or not? Surely these two children will never fight again because the other seems to have more than it is.
