Sharing food with your sibling #shorts

Summary

Two siblings argue over sharing candy while their mother mediates. The younger brother has eaten all his candy already while the older brother still has some remaining. Despite having had his fill, the younger brother demands his sibling share. The older brother refuses as he's hardly had any. Their mother chastises her older son for not sharing, taking some of his candy and giving it to his brother. The older sibling protests the enforced sharing as unjust since his brother was already satisfied and he only had a little for himself.

Takeaways

• 😟 Two children arguing over sharing candy
• 👶 One child already ate their candy and wants more
• 😠 The other child doesn't want to share their uneaten candy
• 👩 Mother intervenes and asks why they aren't sharing
• 😤 The child with candy doesn't think it's fair to share
• 🙏 Mother convinces child to share some candy
• 😀 Mother gives uneaten candy to other child
• 👍 Mother resolves argument and teaches about sharing
• 🍬 Candy used to demonstrate concept of sharing
• 👪 Argument shows common sibling issues around fairness and sharing

Q & A

What are the two children arguing over?

The two children are arguing over sharing candy. The older brother has eaten his candy already, while the younger brother still has some left.

Why doesn't the older brother want to share his candy?

The older brother doesn't want to share his candy because he has already eaten all of his own candy.

Why does the younger brother ask for candy?

The younger brother asks for candy because he still has some left, while his older brother has none.

How does the mother resolve the situation?

The mother resolves the situation by telling the older brother to share some of the younger brother's candy with him.

How does the older brother feel about sharing?

The older brother seems reluctant to share and questions why he should have to share his brother's candy.

How does the younger brother feel when his brother won't share?

The younger brother seems upset and complains to his mother that his brother is not sharing.

What does the mother say to convince the older brother to share?

The mother reminds the older brother that he must share with his younger brother and give him some candy.

How does the older brother respond when told to share?

The older brother protests and asks his mother why he should have to share his brother's candy.

Does the older brother eventually share his candy?

Yes, after the mother insists, the older brother reluctantly gives some candy to his younger brother.

What lesson does this interaction demonstrate?

This interaction demonstrates the importance of sharing, compromise, and resolving conflicts between siblings.