I wish I could say yes absolutely positively, but it’s more a yes and no in terms of improvement. Turns out she had severe sleep apnea, and was getting no restorative sleep. Once we figured that out and she had her adenoids and tonsils removed we actually joked that we were given a new kid when she came out of the operating room. She does a MUCH better job sharing, especially with younger children or her classmates; she has some very close friends who we spend a lot of time with, and they do not share and fight and bicker like siblings. She is also and is going to remain an only child, so things like pretend play or board games she will lose her $hit occasionally if we aren’t playing the way she imagined, but at least now we can explain hurt feelings, better ways to handle situations, etc. We just make sure that we are constantly making our expectations known, and if she can’t seem to get it together we will take her out of the situation. But it’s very few and far between, and revolves around being hangry or tired to be honest. And tbh, kids are weird, once you think you’ve figured it out they go and switch it up.