Adorable Little Sister Waits Everyday For Her Brother To Get Off The School Bus

Oct 19, 2018

If you grew up with siblings you know how hard it can be to get along with one another. You might have fought over the television remote, video game controller, food, and so much more.

There were probably days where you teased each other on looks, school friends; days you gave each other a hard time for no good reason; days you played pranks on each other. It's just part of the natural cycle of sibling rivalries.

Parenting through these rivalries can be even more challenging. That's why one parent couldn't resist sharing a touching video on a rare positive interaction that happens every day between her son and daughter. 

Now, if you grew up with siblings, you probably remember your parents getting involved in the little fights you had together. It might have seemed that your mom or dad made a HUGE deal over the smallest things; and yet when something big did happen, your parents weren't there. Such is the irony of sibling rivalries.

Yet, this mom firmly believes that she's lenient with her children in terms of eating veggies, staying up late, and other minor parenting factors that she doesn't get worked up over. She's quick to admit, though, that sibling fighting and peskiness is something that drives her up a wall. 

Even though she admits that her kids fight, she shared the glimmer of hope that ultimately displays the innate love siblings do, in fact, share with one another. You can check out the video here.

Every single day, this sister waits at her brother's bus stop. Despite their sibling rivalries she simply cannot help herself waiting for her brother to come home. Even though they might fight, it's obvious that she loves him and has lots of fun with him.

Which is exactly why this parent shared the video. So if you're a parent and notice your kids fight all the time, be on the lookout for the little things that tell you they love each other. Perhaps your kids have a small token of love they share with each other on a daily basis.

What a beautiful story! Do you have similar experiences with your siblings or children? Tell us in the comments and pass this on to your family and friends!