"My kids were arguing a lot and not communicating well. The S.I.B. Journal got them to work together on challenges and think positively about each other."
- Jennifer -
DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR?
The yelling over whose turn it is to load the dishwasher.
The screaming about who said what and how that sibling is "the worst brother EVER," a jerk and not being fair.
The fighting over insignificant things like how one took the other's LEGO set six months ago and "Oh-my-gosh" it still matters now.
You're not alone if:
You're exhausted. Your kids constantly come to you to solve their problems from whose turn it is to watch TV to "She called me a baby!"
You're frustrated. Your kids seem to love each other one moment. Then, five minutes later you hear screaming, "you're the worst brother EVER!!!"
And you're overwhelmed. The fighting makes your brain hurt... and you're feeling like the referee in a WWE fight.
You try to keep their fights civil, but there's a chance they might ignore you and dropkick each other.
I have two kids - a 12-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy.
My son still screams at his sister, "You're the worst sister EVER!"
My daughter tells her brother what to do, what NOT to do and how to do it... which drives him crazy!
And me... I frequently feel caught in the middle. I want the screaming to stop. I want them to love on each other and get along.
But that's not how sibling relationships work.
Rather than forcing a love fest, it's more important for kids to name their own feelings, communicate those clearly, and work through their problems, together.
I taught this process to my kids that I honed through my experience as an elementary school teacher.
Let's make this happen for your family!
CONSIDER WHAT'S POSSIBLE
That means your kids:
Instead of throwing, hitting and screaming at each other.
Instead of only thinking about their feelings... they also consider their sibling's feelings.
Instead of saying that their sibling hates them and is mean.
"My 7 and 9-year-old loved it! They were giggling the entire time. Both liked giving the kind notes to each other. They made a game to hide it and the other sibling would find it."
- Sheila -
Identify their own feelings so they become aware of why they’re mad - and what they can do to calm these feelings.
Learn how to deal with those self defeating thoughts that make them believe they can't get along with their sibling.
Learn positive thinking to get them through the fights.
Share positive thoughts and appreciation for their sibling.
Learn to set and effectively communicate healthy boundaries with others.
Communicate how they feel to their sibling and problem solve the solution.
"The S.I.B. Journal helps my boys feel more empowered to say no in a positive way and know it's not going to cause a huge melodramatic reaction."
- Laurie -
When you order, you get immediate access to:
How do you make your kids use this system? These teacher-led video lessons from JoAnn do just that.
Our interactive video series will engage your kids, make them laugh and best of all....
Have another adult teaching the material so your kids won't argue back and forth with you about what to do!
Start on the S.I.B. Journal immediately! This full-colored, vibrant, step-by-step and fun process that teaches kids:
Know exactly what your kids are learning and how it will benefit their future in our parent guide.
Two full-colored, 80 page printed spiral bound copies of the S.I.B. Journal delivered to your door.
Free shipping to all U.S. addresses. International shipping is available for an additional fee.
"We're struggling with our child saying she's a bad person. The shame monster is a really reliable way to show how shame applies to kids, and not just adults."
- Tressa -
Due to shipping issues, delivery to Australia & New Zealand is currently unavailable. We suggest the Digital package for those families.
Due to shipping issues, delivery to Australia & New Zealand is currently unavailable. We suggest the Digital package for those families.
"JoAnn is an excellent teacher -- funny, engaging, and easy to understand. She became my daughter's ally, rather than just another adult telling her to focus."
- Ruth Soukup, host of "Do it Scared' and founder of Living Well Spending Less -
For the creation of this journal, we sought expert guidance. The following professionals contributed their feedback and knowledge to the creation of the S.I.B. Journal.
Dr. Bravo is an internationally recognized relationship expert and the founder of the BRAVOEffect and Parentworx Counseling and Consulting, and author of The BRAVO Effect: Strategies for Parenting Extreme Teens releasing in early 2021.
In her practice, she helps families heal from trauma and build strong, connected and healthy relationships.
Miguel has 28 years of experience working with families and their children under 5 years old. He takes an Early Childhood Mental Health focus while creating positive relationships between family members and education.
Miguel holds a Master's degree in Education with a specialty in TVI (Teacher for the Visually impaired).
Danielle Purcell graduated from North Carolina Central University with a B.A. in Psychology and obtained her M.Ed. in School Counseling from Wake Forest University.
She has enjoyed serving families in the school setting for close to two decades.
"It was very engaging for my 11-year-old. He loved the lessons! He now feels very empowered to know what to do when he encounters issues with siblings."
- Megan -
The S.I.B. journal is a teaching tool and system for kids ages 6 to 12-years-old to communicate with each other. Here’s how it works:
You'll get immediate access to the digital S.I.B. Journal (2 printed copies will be mailed, if purchasing the Basic or Plus package) for your kids to complete.
The journal contains fun, educational, and interactive activities that will lead them step-by-step on how to explain their own feelings to this sibling.
Your kids will learn the names to use for their feelings as well as:
It's designed for kids ages 6-12 who frequently fight with their siblings - basically, every sibling relationship.
After using the S.I.B. Journal, kids will be more aware of:
Within 5 minutes of placing your order, you'll receive an email from me with all your login details for the online content.
Once you log in, you have immediate access to the digital journal as well as the online materials.
While delivery times can vary based on couriers in your area, the printed copies of the journal typically arrive within 10 business days of the order.
If you have any questions regarding delivery, please email us at [email protected].
I have full confidence that it’s going to help your kids communicate better with each other without the fighting, tantrums or name-calling.
I’m also here to fully support you to get that calm home you really want.
That's why I've included the interactive video series for kids to explain the journal and get them excited as well as a parent guide for you so you'll know how to support them throughout the journal, as well as how to react when they fight.
We created the journal system with all kids in mind.
The videos in the "Kids Interactive Journal" are short, bite sized chunks of information.
There are several short, fun and interactive games in the journal for the kids to do together as well.
While the Basic & Plus packages come with 2 hard copies of the journal, you can print as many copies of the digital version as you'd like.
You can also purchase additional hard copies for only $15 each!
No system works unless you follow through with it, but we are confident that if your kids complete the S.I.B. Journal system, you will see positive results in the way your kids communicate with each other and with you.
That said, if your kids complete the course work and for any reason are not completely satisfied, simply email [email protected] within 30 days of your purchase and we will refund your purchase - minus the value of the 2 nonrefundable, spiral-bound S.I.B. Journals, no questions asked.
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