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Siblings |
09 May 2005 |
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 Eldest children are supposed to be born leaders, middle children independent and youngest children rebellious
If you’ve ever been sat on, spat at or made to cry by your elder sister or brother, or you’ve seen a younger sibling being fussed over, let off the hook or given better presents, you’ll know the importance of sibling relationships.
Do these stereotypes influence our adult lives? Are we condemned to compete with our siblings for ever? How do sisters differ from brothers? And what effect does being an only child have on later life?
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