Having a sibling with disabilities can spark feelings of deep love, joy, admiration, and protectiveness. But the experience may also evoke anger, resentment, rivalry, and fear.

Children with disabilities can have warm, fun, and engaging relationships with their siblings. There are three strategies parents can use to promote positive sibling relationships.

What’s your favorite play to run? They might have siblings with disabilities, but the questions reflect one of the main ideas behind Sibshops — they’re still just kids.

Jill Meile of the Arc of Nebraska will give a presentation for siblings of people with disabilities at 7 p.m. Monday at Peace Lutheran Church, 1710 N. North Road, Grand ...

'Glass children' can feel ignored as siblings fight illness. Teens are stepping in to help. When a child is seriously ill, the whole family is affected. One program helps their siblings feel seen ...