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Mediate a fight between siblings
This prompt gives you a calm, step-by-step way to help your children settle a recurring argument about an issue you name.
My children [AGES] keep fighting about [ISSUE]. Give me a step-by-step process to mediate without taking sides: how to calm them, how to let each explain, how to help them find their own solution and how to follow up. Include a short script in child-friendly language and three long-term habits that reduce conflict.
Let each child speak without interruption and repeat back what they said before you propose anything.
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A step-by-step way to mediate without taking sides: calming down, letting each child speak, helping them find their own fix and following up, plus a short child-friendly script and three habits that reduce fights.
The script is too grown-up for a four-year-old.
Fix: Give the exact ages. Ask for very short phrases for young children and more say in the solution for older ones.
- The steps start while everyone is still angry. Ask for a calm-down step with a time, such as a few minutes apart, before anyone explains what happened.
- Rough fights are treated like small arguments. If anyone is getting hurt, separate them first. Ask for a different plan for physical fights, and talk to a professional if it happens a lot.
Ask for the steps as a simple 4-picture chart with one short line each, so children can follow it on their own.
We tried the process for two weeks and step [NUMBER] broke down because [WHAT HAPPENED]. Give me a fix for that step only.
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