Children's Jealousy

Children's jealousy is a natural feeling that children can experience in various situations, especially when they feel that their parents' attention and love are directed at someone else. Jealousy can arise with the appearance of a new brother or sister, attention paid to other children, or even when parents pay attention to work or other responsibilities. It is important to understand how to deal with children's jealousy and help the child deal with this feeling. In this article, we will look at strategies and approaches that can help manage children's jealousy.

Children's jealousy is a normal and natural feeling that can occur in children of any age. They may feel that they lack attention, love, or resources, and experience fear of losing their place in the family or being forgotten.

Strategies for Working with Children's Jealousy

• Try to spend individual time with each child so they feel loved and valued.
• Try to feel your child's emotions and understand why they are feeling jealous. Support them by confirming that their feelings are important and that they will always be loved and cared for.
• Talk to your child about their feelings. Allow them to express their emotions, ask questions, and suggest solutions for dealing with jealousy.
• Emphasize the unique qualities and interests of each child so they understand that each of them is unique and valuable.
• Encourage cooperation and support positive behavior. Praise your child when they show tolerance and respect for others.
• Involve the child in caring for a new brother or sister. Allow them to participate in caring for the baby or playing with them so they can develop a closer relationship.