| We often hear parents of multiple
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| | - Middle children tend to be the family
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| children agreeing with each other that
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| | diplomats. They dislike conflicts and
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| their middle child displays typical
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| | seek fairness and justice. They're
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| behaviors associated with what is
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| | "people pleasers."
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| commonly referred to as "middle child"
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| | - Youngest born are usually excitement
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| syndrome. In this article, we look at the
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| | seekers who crave attention so they won't
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| birth order of siblings and what one
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| | be "left behind" in family activities and
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| eminent psychologist had to say about its
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| | the atmosphere as a whole.
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| effects on our personality.
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| | - Only children never have to compete and
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| Psychiatrist Alfred Adler was a
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| | share within the family. They grow up
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| contemporary of Sigmund Freud and Carl
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| | accustomed to having their own way. They
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| Jung, the original "fathers" of studying
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| | set high goals for themselves and keep a
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| the intricate workings of the human mind.
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| | polite distance from others.
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| Adler had some very definite ideas about
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| | Considering Alfred Adler's concept of
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| family and social interactions. His
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| | birth order, how does this work within
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| primary contribution to understanding
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| | your family? Can you see your children
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| human nature was in terms of social
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| | taking on these birth order roles? What's
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| interest, which he defined as a person's
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| | the family atmosphere in your home? Can
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| willingness to participate in life's
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| | you see your child or children working
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| "give and take" with others. Healthy
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| | towards Adler's concept of healthy social
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| people with an adequate social interest
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| | interest? Most importantly, does the
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| interact with others in a helpful manner.
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| | birth order of your children - from the
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| Once Adler came upon his theory of social
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| | oldest to the youngest toddler - seem to
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| interest, he took it a step further. The
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| | make a difference in how your child's
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| concept of birth order was his study of
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| | character develops?
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| sibling interactions and psychological
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| | When you consider the birth order of your
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| aspects at birth, or more precisely, how
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| | children, keep in mind that several
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| being the first, middle or youngest child
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| | extraneous factors influence the
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| affected the person's social interaction
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| | children's behavior; the age differences
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| later on in life. We are all intrigued
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| | of the children, handicaps or
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| when it comes down to finding out why we
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| | disabilities with any child, and the
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| do the things we do. While you read
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| | gender of the children. Adler never meant
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| through the Adler's following breakdown,
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| | for birth order characteristics to be
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| think about your own position in regards
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| | written in stone; there are always
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| to your siblings:
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| | outside factors that will make a
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| - The oldest child tends to be
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| | difference in their birth order
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| analytical, detailed, a methodical; this
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| | behaviour.
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| child values control. He/she sets the
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| | Adler's theories on birth order can offer
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| example for younger children. They are
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| | valuable insight when it comes to
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| used to being "number one."
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| | understanding the behavior of your own
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| - Second-born children are often in
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| | children. Of course, birth order won't
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| competition with the oldest child; if the
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| | account for every behavior, as there are
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| oldest is good at math, the second-born
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| | so many other factors involved in
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| will ignore math and find something that
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| | personality. However, birth order is
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| he/she excels with in a manner superior
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| | another tool to help you comprehend what
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| to the talents of the oldest child.
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| | shapes your children for better or worse.
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