Marriage of one sibling may either strengthen or weaken the sibling bond.

This is comparable to the tolerant but non-challenging nature that may characterize sibling bonds.

Ahleerah and Malachi share a strong sibling bond despite living apart.

A family's race and ethnicity, even its gender composition, help shape the nature of the sibling bond throughout its life cycle.

But the same adulthood events that can strengthen the sibling bond can readily weaken it.

But she soon has to realizes that Jan and Julia share more than a sibling bond.

While not (at first) interested romantically, the two have begun to form a sibling bond.

What her book promotes, more explicitly, are values we want all children to embrace - individuality, strong sibling bonds, respect for difference.

Despite their obvious personality differences, Bud and Lily love each other deeply and have a strong sibling bond.

As children, they endured the death of their parents, and sharing that trauma remains at the root of the sibling bond.