The pecking order: which siblings succeed and why

Article Abstract:

Dalton Conley, a sociology professor at the New York University studied national surveys and interviewed 175 siblings to explore the differences between adult siblings. Dr. Conley is of the opinion that siblings are diverted into different paths by all kinds of outside forces.

Evaluation, Surveys, Brothers and sisters, Conley, Dalton

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How my birth order affected me

Article Abstract:

Four people being the eldest, middle, youngest, and only child respectively reveal how their place in the family influenced their parenthood. In addition, experts also offer tips on raising a first, middle, youngest, and only child in a family.

Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Birth order

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Order in the house!

Article Abstract:

Michele Martinez, federal prosecutor, writer and a mother, discusses how she applies the tips drawn from her legal career in managing her kids and the strategies used to maintain a balance between her work and motherhood.

Interview, Government attorneys, Martinez, Michele

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