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The study conducted by Talker Research on behalf of comfort keepers found that respondents and their parents are doing *** ton of fun things together ... you don't have a favorite child doesn ...

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Just because you say you don’t have a favorite child, doesn’t mean everyone ... your kids will let you know if they think things are unfair between them and their siblings,” Jensen said.

Oh, to be Mom and Dad’s VIP. When discussing whether or not parents have a favorite child, mom’s usually the word. But new research is blowing the lid off the ugly truth — there’s almost ...

Parents really do have favorite ... all my siblings. It always made me so mad. "I would lay in bed stewing in anger at them imagining that they sent me to bed so they could do all the fun things ...

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But ask almost anyone with a brother or sister and you’ll likely find a longstanding debate: who’s the favorite? New research from BYU sheds some light on that ... birth order, gender or other things ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Ever wondered if your parents really did have a favorite child? That nagging suspicion might not be all in your head. A study analyzing data from over 19,400 participants concludes ...

But it can’t be true, right? Wrong – and new research has also explored what might make a child more likely to be the favorite. To do so, Dr Alexander Jensen, an associate professor at Brigham ...