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Brothers and sisters have been Wrestling for years. Just play fair!!
Also, be careful and make sure everyone knows the rules beforehand. It might not be a good idea if one sibling is a lot older or a lot taller or bigger, since the younger or smaller sibling could be hurt. I would discuss it with your parents, and remember, never try to force a sibling to play with you. Let them choose.
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