Best-Selling Parenting Expert Reveals a Counterintuitive Approach to End Sibling Rivalry and Raise Children Who Help and Support Each Other – in 14 days (or less)

Angry footsteps upstairs.

Screams, “I hate you!”

A door slam.

Then, inevitably, the unified shriek: “MOOOOMMM!”

This is the soundtrack you are very much familiar with if you are a parent of multiple kids.

Every meal, every car ride, and every playtime ends in misery.

It seems that no matter how much you intervene, your home often feels more like a battleground rather than a place of love and peace.

You find yourself overwhelmed and shouting more than you’d like.

If only your kids would get along…

If only they would cooperate and help each other rather than fight like caged tigers…

Then you wouldn’t feel at a loss.

You wouldn’t feel overwhelmed, angry or stressed.

You wouldn’t have to shout, yell, and threaten your kids just to break them apart.

You wouldn’t have to FORCE them to get along…

And if that’s something you would like for your kids and yourself, you’re at the right place.

But there’s something you have to understand first.

Sibling fighting is not just frustrating, overwhelming and stressful for parents…

Latest psychology research shows that it may also lead to negative long-term consequences for children.

These consequences manifest later in life as poor emotional regulation, increased loneliness, and poorer relationships with friends and parents.

According to a 2019 research paper published in the Aggressive Behavior Journal, kids who are picked on by their siblings are three times more likely to depend on nicotine in adulthood.

However, the effects of sibling fights are not only a one-way street. Those who harass are more likely to abuse substances, skip school and carry a weapon.

On the other hand, sibling rivalry is a natural part of growing up. It serves a developmental purpose.

It helps children figure out what is unique and special about themselves.

In other words, they shape their interests and personalities by differentiating themselves from their siblings.

The difference between sibling bullying and sibling rivalry is healthy competition

When siblings are engaged in healthy competition, they learn how to solve disagreements independently, support each other, and still strive to be different from each other.

Healthy competition doesn’t involve screaming, yelling or hurting each other.

When your children are engaged in a healthy competition, you don’t have to intervene when they have a disagreement. They learn how to solve the issue by themselves.

But the harsh reality is that healthy competition doesn’t occur naturally among most siblings

If you are a parent of more than one child, then you’re more than familiar with bickering, fighting, jealousy, crying, hitting, mischief…

Sibling battles are daily occurrences when you have more than one child.

And most commonly, parents try to defuse heated arguments with discussions, bribes, and even threats.

But at best, this yields a week-long truce between siblings before they are at each others’ throats again.

Constant screaming and fighting eat away your patience, and it’s painful to watch your children who can’t get along

It’s easy to feel lost, overwhelmed, or even guilty when you don’t know what to do about your children’s battles.

Having to constantly intervene is emotionally draining.

Not knowing how to address jealousy is frustrating.

And it’s hard to stay a calm and gentle parent when kids are vicious and unfair with each other.

The solution to these challenges lies in achieving healthy sibling competition.

I’ve been working with families, parents and kids for the past 40 years.

During this time, I’ve had an opportunity to test various parenting tools that would end loud sibling arguments and fights – not only in the moment but also in the long term.

I’ve also had an opportunity to see what brings siblings together and what pushes them further apart.

I’ve learned that to encourage sibling competition, you have to know how to calmly end loud arguments and fights between siblings, how to prevent them in the first place, and how to lay the ground for siblings to start cooperating.

Let me elaborate.

   1. Conflict resolution

There are many ways to stop sibling battles, including yelling, threatening or punishing.

But these are only temporary solutions and lead to more long-term problems.

To effectively end loud arguments and put a stop to quarrels, you have to do it in a calm manner.

In a manner where children learn that this behavior is not only unacceptable but actually damaging to themselves.

In a manner where you also teach your children how to work out their own problems, so you don’t always need to step in and break them apart.

In turn, the competition between your children will become about pushing each other to do better rather than undermining each other.

   2. Conflict prevention

There are some things that parents do unintentionally and unknowingly that make one child feel jealous.

The child gets a feeling that they are not loved. They feel neglected because their younger sibling is getting more attention.

So they take it out on them…

Just to get your attention.

Knowing what to do to avoid making your children feel this way will prevent many arguments and fights from occurring in the first place.

   3. Cultivating sibling synergy

Solving and preventing fights between siblings might sometimes be super draining.

Especially when you are already exhausted from all the daily tasks, chores and activities.

That’s why it’s even more important that your children get along.

So that they help and support each other when you don’t have time or energy to.

And you can achieve this by creating a home environment that fosters positive relationships – not only between your children but your family as a whole.

Now, this process might seem long and tedious.

That’s why I’ve taken only the best and most effective practices from my 40 years of experience working with over 100,000 families.

And…

I’ve distilled everything into the 14-Day No-Sibling-Battles Challenge

Over the next 14 days, you will learn how to:

✅ Put a stop to sibling battles at home and in public.
✅ Improve sibling relationships and turn them from enemies to besties.
✅ Help your kids seek common ground and solve their disagreements by themselves.
✅ Guide your children to support each other and engage in healthy competition.
✅ Adjust your parenting so none of your kids feels neglected.
✅ Address and prevent jealousy.
✅ Create a more peaceful and harmonious family environment.

Without:

❌ Losing your patience and resorting to yelling, punishments or threats.
❌ Feeling guilty you’re giving too much attention to one child and neglecting the other.
❌ Feeling overwhelmed and drained by the constant bickering and confrontations.
❌ Worrying about the long-term effects of sibling bullying on your children’s mental and social well-being.

Your children will stop exchanging harsh words, hitting each other, and screaming. They will learn how to cooperate, help each other and solve their disagreements independently.

At the same time, you will foster a loving family culture that encourages laughter and minimizes fighting.

Using the Transformation Challenge framework, you will effectively learn how to deal with sibling conflicts, foster positive sibling relations and tend to all of your children’s needs without causing feelings of jealousy.

In the 14-Day No-Sibling-Battles Challenge, you will learn how to put an end to sibling battles once and for all and foster healthy competition between your children.

It provides a clear action plan with incremental steps, tailored for busy parents who want their children to become life-long friends.

Transformation Challenges: Leverage The 5-Minute Rule To Become The Best Parent You Can Be

From my 40 years of working with 100,000 families, I noticed that the parenting tools that had the BEST success rates took less than 5 minutes to explain and implement.

This seems counterintuitive at first, because we traditionally learn from long books and lectures in order to fully understand complex subjects such as parenting.

But when you think about it, it makes sense…

Your life is moving fast, and you are busy. You want to take time to learn new things, but the question is – when?

As an author of 16 long parenting books, this realization first hit me like a ton of bricks.

I had to find a new way to give busy, modern parents all the help they need.

That’s how I created the concept of Transformation Challenges.

Instead of writing just another 200-page book, I took my best battle-tested advice, broke it down into actionable steps, and put it in daily e-mails that take just 3-5 minutes to read.

Each Transformation Challenge is based on 5 core principles:

1. Tailor-made for busy parents: Daily emails take no more than 5 minutes to read and another few minutes to implement
2. Easy to implement: Each email gives you a concrete action plan that you can implement the same day – no more vague, impractical theory.
3. Helps you become an intuitive parent: Habit-forming daily emails will help you become 1% better at parenting every day until it becomes intuitive
4. Makes you follow through: Daily reminders gently hold you accountable and help you keep your commitments to yourself and your family
5. Helps you regain control as a parent: You won’t get lost in bad habits again – with a “parenting coach in your back pocket,” you’ll become the parent you always wanted to be

Take a small step every day towards becoming the parent you aspire to be.

I’m Marko, and I’ve been working with kids for the past 40 years

I come from Slovenia (a small country in Europe), which is why you might not have heard of me yet.

I started out as a teacher on a school campus…

And quickly graduated to a principal position at a school for “challenging” kids.

This job was very incredibly difficult at first. But I took it as a challenge!

My deep interest in child psychology and passion for education led me to develop some very effective strategies for raising happy and successful kids.

As a result, the kids in my school started to flourish.

When other principals noticed this, they invited me to host workshops for teachers and parents at their schools.

Right now, I still do a few hundred workshops every year, where I help teachers and parents with their unique challenges – even though I’m already in my 60s.

When parents at workshops started asking me to give them something they could read at home, I started writing books.

I ended up writing 16 parenting books, most of which topped the national bestseller lists in Slovenia and competed with titles like Harry Potter.

Over the past 40 years, more than 100,000 parents and teachers read my books or listened to my lectures.

Which is quite a few, since my country Slovenia only has about 800,000 parents.

This created a ripple effect throughout Europe.

All of a sudden, journalists from Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy and Croatia started interviewing me, and parents and teachers from all over Europe started reaching out to me for help.

I wanted to help – so I learned new languages just to be able to share my knowledge with them.

Over the years, I also worked with over 1,000 European families 1on1 that came to me as “their light at the end of the tunnel”.

I came into their home, worked with the parents and kids for a week, and solved their challenges.

90-Day “Less Sibling Battles Or It’s FREE” Guarantee

Now, if for whatever other reason you’re not 100% satisfied with the product…

Then I don’t want to keep your money.

That’s why I’m backing it up with a no-questions-asked 90-day money back guarantee.

I know that your situation will improve in just days. But just in case, I’ll give you 90 days of time to ask for a refund.

If the challenge doesn’t absolutely exceed your expectations, send me an e-mail at [email protected] and my team will return your full investment.

No questions asked!