Parents Really Do Have Favorite Children, Study Finds
An analysis of studies on parental favoritism has found that parents tend to favor children with certain personality traits.
Do you have a favorite child? A new study may have the answer
The refrain of parents is “I love all my children equally.” But not all kids get treated equally. Experts explain the impact ...
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Your child's love language: Seven signs they love you
Of course, your baby loves you, but adorable smiles, copycat faces, and these other developmental milestones and behavioral ...
Why 'love' should be the parenting language in 2025: How communication shapes a child's world
Parenting in 2025 emphasizes love-centered approaches for child well-being despite technological and societal challenges.
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Why Being Your Adult Child’s “Bestie” Can Backfire
Trying to be your adult child’s best friend may feel like the ultimate bonding move, but it can create unhealthy dynamics ...
Breakups can be difficult for teenagers. Here's how you can help your teen through the heartache, according to parenting experts.
Taking your teen's breakup seriously may be difficult. Parenting experts say you must validate their feelings and check that ...
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3 Signs Your Adult Child Is Struggling More Than You Think
Do you think you know your grown child inside and out? These subtle warning signs could reveal struggles you never saw coming ...
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Yes, parents really do have a ‘favorite’ child. Study reveals how to tell if it’s you
Discover the truth about parents having a favorite child. A study reveals the systematic patterns behind parental favoritism ...
Having a third child changed my family in ways we didn't expect
If you're contemplating a third child, know that experience means nothing. Here's what surprised me the most about adding one ...
'I'm pregnant with our 20th child - people judge us but we love the chaos'
Meet the parents who love their growing family and insist it is the best way to live as you are 'never lonely'. The pair ...
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Why 'love' should be the parenting language in 2025: How communication shapes a child's world
Parenting in 2025 emphasizes love-centered approaches for child well-being despite technological and societal challenges. Love fosters emotional and mental health, resilience, problem-solving ...