Conflict Between Children

Conflict Between Children

   Conflict is a natural, everyday occurrence between children. Through conflict, children learn to exercise self-control and establish boundaries. For this to happen, parents, teachers and others with whom a child interacts should model resolution skills. If a child has a sibling, the first instances of conflict will undoubtedly start in the home environment. These conflicts can be the most ardent because siblings are in tight proximity to each other, both emotionally and physically.

Prevention/Solution:

   When conflict between children occurs outside the home, it generally begins in a school setting. Parents can head off potential problems by encouraging children to talk about their friends and what activities they are engaged in each day. Encourage your child to invite friends over and try to stay involved in your child's school as much as you can. Volunteering at your child's school offers insight on how your child is interacting with peers and how effective the teachers and other staff members are in dealing with conflicts.

Conflict /ˈkɒnflɪkt/

Word class: Noun

English Equivalent: conflict is serious disagreement and argument about something important. 

English Sentence: Employees already are in conflict with management over job cuts.

Synonyms : Quarrel, Dispute

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