Website review: The plight of the older sibling - K...
mollyduncan discovered this in Family
•8 reviews since May 5, 2008
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mollyduncan discovered 11 days ago- First born kids really do have it tougher
- justhypatia rated 7 days ago
- Parents are toughest on the eldest. We knew it all along.
- OriginalPhoenix rated 8 days ago
- From the page: "The plight of the older sibling" ME: I love being the baby of the family. Everyone favors you! It wold suck being the oldest. I remember at a work party several years ago I forgot where I was and as they sliced the cake I said, "can I have the roses?" My friends always teased me and said the writers of the old tv show "The Dinosaur Family" based the baby dinosaur who would say, "I'm the baby, gotta love me!" on me lol. Being the baby does rock. Especially being the only boy with 2 older sisters and a Catholic Irish mom. Till she croaks, and your sisters get revenge and your friends call you "Cinderfella"; that part sucked. And no fucking prince ever came lol.
- carefree rated 10 days ago
- I always knew that I had it the hardest... Take that Greg and Kim......
- fussypants rated 11 days ago
- Now, a new study has confirmed what first-borns like Joshua have always suspected: The oldest kid in the family really does bear the brunt of parental strictness, while the younger brothers and sisters generally coast on through
- MamaJS rated 11 days ago
- I knew it! My parents always tried to deny it, but they were ALWAYS tougher on me growing up than they were on my little brothers. From the page: ""Parents have an incentive to play tough with their kids, especially the older ones, to try to establish this signal to the other children that they're not a pushover," says Joseph Hotz, an economics professor at Duke University and a co-author of the study."
- joyousdawn rated 11 days ago
- Finally they admit it!
