How can I deal with a younger sibling who follows me around?

Younger siblings may follow you around for attention or admiration. Setting boundaries, encouraging their hobbies, and creating special sibling time can help balance personal space and strengthen relationships.

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Having a younger sibling who follows you around all the time can be frustrating. Whether they copy what you do, interrupt your conversations, or insist on being involved in everything you do, it can feel like you have no personal space. While It's natural to want your own time and freedom, it's also important to handle the situation with patience and understanding. Younger siblings often look up to their older brothers and sisters, seeing them as role models, and their behaviour is often a sign that they admire and want to be close to you. Why Do Younger Siblings Follow...
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