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Main > Infant > Common Infant Problems
Sibling Rivalry
As your new baby gets older, she will sleep less often during the day and become more mobile and more demanding of your attention. This may increase the feelings of neglect or jealously felt by other siblings. To help ease these feelings of sibling rivalry you should continue to spend special time alone with each of your children, involve them in the babies care, and encourage them to touch and play with the baby.



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