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Liana Smith Bautista, Contributor
July 22, 2011

Family Feud: 5 Tips for Resolving Fights with Your Siblings

When disagreements turn into full-fledged arguments between you and your sibling, what should you do? By Liana Smith-Bautista
All siblings fight, and having differences of opinion are necessary to make your relationship grow stronger, but what if you and your sibling cross the boundary from casual disagreements to head-on collision? Before you cause irreparable damage to your relationship, take a step back to reflect. Scroll through the gallery below to learn what steps you can take when you're fighting with your sibling.


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(All photos from In Her Shoes courtesy of 20th Century Fox)

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Liana Smith Bautista was an editor with Female Network from December 2010 until July 2012. She now works part-time as a freelance writer and editor and helps run her family's beach resort the rest of the time... Read more...
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