7 stop fighting before it starts.
Whenever possible, to anticipate situations in which children fight more. Sometimes it's like when traveling in the car, while working in your home office, during transitions from one activity to another or just before meals. Be ready to face these situations.
But also about the kinds of things that they are struggling to rethink toys, televisions, computers, privileges like sitting in a favorite chair or a friend. Develop fair rules for these things without going too far in either straight stem. If everything is exactly the same, the children have the idea that this is how it should be. And in turn have problems accepting the situations that they perceive as unjust, and the battle begins.
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