The idea that birth order determines personality continues to intrigue psychologists, not to mention the average person. Can ...

Firstborn children often have slightly higher IQs and complete more years of schooling than their younger siblings, but birth order accounts for no meaningful differences in personality.

Factors such as sibling age gaps, cultural influences, and even significant life events can have as much of an impact on ...

In one sketch, the youngest child tells Chatur that "if I'm not the best, people won't care about me," and then whips out an entire essay he wrote about the topic for his therapist to ingratiate ...

Most multiples are keenly aware of their birth order, but for triplets Janie ... and he still kind of definitely is that sibling that really wants the best for all (of his siblings).” ...

Whether you had two, three, or more children in your home growing up, parents who appreciate and valued where each child is in their birth order are less likely to let siblings fall into ...

Girls and boys teach each other about the mysterious mind of the opposite sex; oldest, youngest and middle-born siblings wrestle with the crapshoot of birth order and in so doing, learn about ...

Sibling relationships are important. While friendships come and go, you’re stuck with your siblings. This relationship is oftentimes one of the longest relationships in a person’s life.