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Dealing with a new sibling

Dealing with a new sibling
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Try to ensure that both of you spend time with both of your children, so when you're reading to your older child, your partner could be giving the baby a bath. This will help to keep the balance and ensure that your first child is not left feeling ignored or less important than their new brother or sister.
Parentline Plus, www.parentlineplus.org.uk

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