Make Your Siblings Play with You

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−	Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)So, your siblings aren't playing with you. This could be for multiple reasons. Keep in mind that you can't force yourself on your siblings, so maybe they just want some space for a bit. But if after a few days they still don't want to hang out, there may be some things you can do that would make them want to play with you more.	+	Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2) Your siblings aren't playing with you. This could be for multiple reasons. Keep in mind that you can't force yourself on your siblings. Maybe they just want some space for a bit. But if after a few days they still don't want to hang out, there may be some things you can do that would make them want to play with you more. Here are some tips to make your siblings play with you.
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	=== Understanding Your Sibling's Side ===		=== Understanding Your Sibling's Side ===
	# Understand that your siblings might want a little extra space.		# Understand that your siblings might want a little extra space.
−	#* If you're younger than them, maybe they want to hang out with some people a little older than you for a little bit. Imagine if you had a younger sibling. You wouldn't always want to do something with them, would you?	+	#* If you're younger than them, maybe they want to hang out with some people a little older than you for a little bit. Imagine if you had a younger sibling. You wouldn't always want to do something with them.
−	#* If they want to hang out with their friends for a little bit then let them. Sometimes they just wanna play with someone other than their sibling, and that's okay. However, if they've been completely avoiding you for days, then they should spend at least a little bit of time with you.	+	#* If they want to hang out with their friends for a little bit then let them. Sometimes they just want to play with someone other than their sibling, and that's okay. However, if they've been completely avoiding you for days, then they should spend at least a little bit of time with you.
−	#* If they're entering/in their teen years, chances are that they just want some alone time. Teens can be weird sometimes. But it's important that you let them have time to grow instead of constantly wanting to do things. But, the same thing applies here as it did last time; if they've been avoiding you for days, that's not cool.	+	#* If they're entering or in their teen years, chances are that they just want some alone time. Teens can be weird sometimes. But it's important that you let them have time to grow instead of constantly wanting to do things.
	#* Have you been sticking right next to them for a while? Are you always wanting to play all the time? If that's so, chances are that they want some space. You can't demand attention from them 24/7. After a little while, try again. If they still don't want to play with you, respect that. Wait until they're ready.		#* Have you been sticking right next to them for a while? Are you always wanting to play all the time? If that's so, chances are that they want some space. You can't demand attention from them 24/7. After a little while, try again. If they still don't want to play with you, respect that. Wait until they're ready.
−	# Remember that you aren't the only person. They have things they want to do as well. Maybe they don't like the game you want to play, or maybe they want some space away from you for a little bit. You can't force them to do something with you. And being demanding isn't going to get you anywhere, it's only going to make them want to play with you less. You can't try to get bossy or pretend to cry because they don't want to play one game with you. It's okay for them to want some space, and you need to give it to them.	+	# Remember that you aren't the only person. They have things they want to do as well. Maybe they don't like the game you want to play, or they might want some space from you for a little bit. You can't force them to do something with you. Being demanding isn't going to get you anywhere. It will only make them want to play with you less. You can't try to get bossy or pretend to cry because they don't want to play one game with you. It's okay for them to want some space, and you need to give it to them.
	=== Getting Your Siblings to Want to Play With You ===		=== Getting Your Siblings to Want to Play With You ===
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	#* If it's a video game you want to play, you could start playing it by yourself. When your siblings see you playing it, they might want to join in. Tell them about how much fun you're having. After hearing that it's a really fun game, they'll most likely want to play it more.		#* If it's a video game you want to play, you could start playing it by yourself. When your siblings see you playing it, they might want to join in. Tell them about how much fun you're having. After hearing that it's a really fun game, they'll most likely want to play it more.
	#* If it's a board game, get it out and show them the box. After they see the game they might want to play it.		#* If it's a board game, get it out and show them the box. After they see the game they might want to play it.
−	#* Ask nicely. It's never good to be demanding or bossy. Say "would you like to play this with me" or "could you please play this game with me". Don't say "play this game with me" or "I want to play it, now!" because that's just rude.	+	#* Ask nicely. It's never good to be demanding or bossy. Say "Would you like to play this with me?" or "Could you please play this game with me". Don't say "play this game with me?"
	#* If your siblings say to wait a bit, then wait. Don't demand to play right away, because then they'll want to play less. Instead, give them the time they're asking for.		#* If your siblings say to wait a bit, then wait. Don't demand to play right away, because then they'll want to play less. Instead, give them the time they're asking for.
	# If your siblings don't want to play a specific game, try asking to play something else. If you only want to play one single game with them, then you'll have to wait until they want to play that game with you.		# If your siblings don't want to play a specific game, try asking to play something else. If you only want to play one single game with them, then you'll have to wait until they want to play that game with you.

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