Set your limits and keep them. Consistency and orderliness help children know what is expected. This provides feelings of safety and self control. Establishing daily routines and rhythms. Help children learn to settle their own arguments.
Many experts advise leaving children alone to settle their own arguments.
Children can be injured during fights, in particular, younger children, may still resort to physical means of settling disputes. Children under six need adult guidance to help them learn ways to resolve conflict. Help them learn problem solving. You may be surprised at their creative solutions if you provide the structure for discussing disagreements. Insisting on good feelings between children only leads to bad feelings.