What should I do if my sibling breaks my stuff?

A guide for British teenagers on what to do when a sibling breaks their belongings, covering emotional impact, practical solutions, and ways to prevent future conflicts while keeping family relationships strong.

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  • Suitable for members aged 12-17
  • 6 minute read
  • 1,168 words (2.9 sides of A4)
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Having a sibling can be amazing someone to share jokes with, confide in, and grow up alongside. But lets be real: sometimes, siblings can also be frustrating, especially when they break something that belongs to you. Whether it's an accident or done out of carelessness, it can feel unfair and infuriating. If you're dealing with a sibling who has broken your stuff, you're probably wondering: what now? This article will explore why siblings break things, how this can impact you as a young person, and most importantly how to handle the situation in a way that is fair and effective....
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