Looking for fun, practical ways to stop sibling fighting and build better behavior at home? In this post, I share 9 behavior-analyst-approved activities designed to improve sibling relationships, reduce rivalry, and teach essential skills like communication, teamwork, and patience. From blindfolded snack-making to gratitude chains, these engaging games foster positive sibling interactions while reinforcing the behaviors you want to see more of. Whether you're dealing with constant arguments or just want to strengthen sibling bonds, these evidence-based strategies are simple, playful, and powerful.

Discover how to turn chaos into connection—right from your living room.

Tired of the constant sibling fighting in your home? You’re not alone—and as a behavior analyst with a PhD in Psychology, I hear this concern from parents all the time (even at 30,000 feet on airplanes!). In this post, I break down why siblings fight, how those behaviors are often unintentionally reinforced, and—most importantly—how to use simple, evidence-based strategies rooted in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to promote cooperation, kindness, and teamwork between your kids.

Whether your children are battling over toys, chores, or who looked at whom the wrong way, this guide will help you move from chaos to calm with positive reinforcement, clear expectations, and a little parenting magic from the world of behavior science. Welcome to The BeeHaven Blog, where we turn sibling rivalry into sibling resilience—one high-five at a time.