Children learn from other children so we need to give them plenty of opportunities for play and interaction among themselves. Play is one of the most important ways children learn about and explore how to behave with other people. It takes a lot of patience on our part to help children develop the ability to control their feelings and consider the rights of others. Conflict resolution defuses the problem and allows all the participants a chance to express their feelings. Maybe you can ride the trike while you're waiting.
Sharing is always a big issue with youngsters.
Our goal is for children to be able to get along and resolve their problems among themselves - not to rely on adults to constantly make decisions for them. Our challenge is to create a climate of kindness and generosity so that children can work together and take responsibility for each other. First of all, we can talk with children about being generous with each other. Point out that it makes the other person feel happy and makes you feel good, too. We can encourage acts of generosity throughout the day.