birth order
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Alice Henry
@IreneVincent (15960)
• United States
1 Jul 17
Since I have five children, I did a little research on this subject. The conclusion of ONE study by Thomas Connellan, said, in a book that he wrote, that” firstborn and only (child) children are more likely to succeed in school...
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clrumfelt
@clrumfelt (5597)
• Tennessee Ridge, Tennessee
7 Nov 12
People say that if you have more than one child, the youngest one is more likely to be spoiled. Do you think there's any truth to it?
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HeresTheScoop
@HeresTheScoop (748)
• United States
20 Feb 12
I grew up with a sister who was 5 yrs older and a brother who was 5 yrs younger than me. I thought that the age was why we didn't have anything in common. My husband's parents had 5 kids within 7 yrs. They are less than 2 yrs...
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denzlangga
@denzlangga (744)
• Philippines
28 Jun 10
I am a middle child of three siblings, when I was a child I find myself different from my sisters because I am more independent in a way that my parents doesn't care or look after me. I always feel that I don't have a place in the...
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macdingolinger
@macdingolinger (10385)
• United States
2 Oct 09
Have any of you read "The Birth Order Book"? It's amazingly accurate! I think for me it is helping me realize reasons why I am the way I am. I am finding it very interesting. I hop to be able to use the information to deal better...
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Ritchelle
@Ritchelle (3790)
• Philippines
8 May 09
i am a graduate of psychology and way back then it was a yes, birth order can distinguish and even help shape one's personality. what's your take on this?
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nanajanet
@nanajanet (4436)
• United States
28 Mar 09
1st baby: You begin wearing maternity clothes as soon as your OB/GYN confirms your pregnancy.
2nd baby: You wear your regular clothes for as long as possible.
3rd baby: Your maternity clothes ARE your regular...
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theweerouss
@theweerouss (982)
• United States
27 Jan 09
I have always been fascinated with birth order and how it affects a person throughout their life. I've heard from a few sources that eldest children are often natural leaders, and youngest are born rebels, where as middle children...
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lauriehomebusiness
@lauriehomebusiness (656)
• United States
11 Sep 08
Are you the oldest, middle, or youngest in your family?
I'm interested in how each of you think on here since does the birth order matters at all.
Funny thing is that I am the oldest and how it is usually the oldest that are...
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beautyqueen26
@beautyqueen26 (16030)
• United States
13 Aug 08
If I were pregnant, I would probably want to tell
everyone that I know. I'd stop strangers in the
Walmart and tell them! I'd post about it on my blog!
It's not a secret that I could keep to myself.
On the other hand, I...
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SassyKittyKat
@SassyKittyKat (2135)
• Australia
12 May 08
The other day when I took my mother to her dr's appointment, I picked up this Time magazine and began reading an article it had in there regarding birth order and how it can effect us as individuals. I didn't really get to finish...
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berryliciousme
@berryliciousme (1003)
• Philippines
21 Jan 08
There are some studies which says birth order affects personality and intelligence.
According to Dr. Kevin Leman:
First Borns - Eldest children are natural leaders and high achievers. They pay attention to detail and are...
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Ophelia
@Ophelia (88)
• United States
26 Nov 07
When you were growing up, who was the favored child? A lot of people say it is usually the baby, or the youngest, who is the favored child. The oldest makes all the mistakes, the one after that pays for all the mistakes the first...
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kiddygurl
@kiddygurl (803)
• Singapore
29 Apr 07
Alfred Adler came up with the theory saying that birth order affects personality. "He argued that birth order often can lead an indelible impression on the individual's style of life, which is a habitual way of dealing with the...
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