Sibling Rivalry Illustrated Children's Book, Lessons For Kids & Parents Launched
Nov 9, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt has released her fifth children's book, "Sibling Rivalry, Sibling Love", in partnership with Solutions Finder.
- The book teaches children that while sibling rivalry is common, family members should always be treated with love and respect.
- The story introduces various sibling pairs and their struggles with jealousy and miscommunication.
- The book aims to teach kids empathy and self-awareness, and is inspired by Schmitt-Bylandt's own experience as a single mother of twins.
- Sibling rivalry affects most families, with disagreements occurring frequently among younger children, but tends to decrease with age or the addition of new family members.
Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt, in partnership with Solutions Finder, announces availability of her fifth children’s book, “Sibling Rivalry, Sibling Love”. The illustrated kid’s book teaches children that while rivalry between siblings may exist, family members should always be treated with love and respect.
London, United Kingdom - November 9, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The new children’s book highlights a common problem that many families face. For most young couples with small children, sibling rivalry is a normal occurrence. However, because young children haven’t yet developed proper communication skills, sibling rivalry can lead to physical fights, tantrums, or even excessive crying.
More details can be found at https://www.amazon.com/Sibling-Rivalry-Love-Astrid-Schmitt-Bylandt/dp/1919641467?ref_=ast_author_dp
Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt's book introduces readers to several characters. Aside from twin boys, Elon and Dax, they will also get acquainted with brothers Dillan and Lucas, brother and sister Bella and Zac, and brothers Elliot and Luki. Each sibling pair has its own struggles with jealousy and miscommunication, but the book reminds children that family should always be treated with love and kindness.
For example, brothers Elliot and Luki have a significant age difference. Elliot is only a toddler and Luki is his older brother. Luki often feels ignored by his parents and dislikes the attention that Elliot sometimes receives. This triggers him to say mean things to Elliot when he could’ve instead chosen to say things in a nicer way. “Sibling Rivalry, Sibling Love” teaches kids how to develop empathy and practice self-awareness.
Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt draws from her own experience to write her children’s books. The life coach and businesswoman is also a single mother of four-year-old twins. She believes that modern-day kids’ books should have easily recognizable characters so that children and their parents can better appreciate the story being told.
Her other books include “Cheetah and Sloth”, “Ratzeputz and Zuri”, and “Rufus finds more time”. All her books can be bought as a physical copy or downloaded as an ebook after purchase.
Studies suggest that sibling rivalry affects almost all families, with a disagreement between two siblings occurring every hour for younger children. This rivalry tends to lessen as the children grow older or if the family adds new members.
Schmitt-Bylandt writes, "Parents and siblings will quickly recognize everyday situations in their own lives after reading these revealing stories. Sibling conflicts end with the most valuable advice parents can give: Brothers and sisters everywhere, you have a unique bond, so take special care."
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.amazon.com/Sibling-Rivalry-Love-Astrid-Schmitt-Bylandt/dp/1919641467?ref_=ast_author_dp
Contact Info:
Name: Astrid Schmitt-Bylandt
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Organization: Solutions Finder
Address: 33 Hanger Lane, London W5 3HJ, United Kingdom
Website: www.solutions-finder.com
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