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 playful rivalry, revealing how parents ...

Parents are more likely to favor daughters and more-agreeable children, new research suggests, although the findings may only apply to people from certain demographics. Some parents insist that ...

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Do parents really have a favorite child? Here's what new research says Parents tend to favor younger siblings, daughters, and the more agreeable -- often without realizing it Date: January 16 ...

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 ...

Cecilia Hermawan has text chains going with other parents to stay up to speed on the words and phrases catching on among their children. Still, the Boston-area resident was taken aback after ...

Liberal parents are now the ones clashing with their conservative sons after the election, according to a New York Times article published Sunday. "When Eli brought a ‘Make America Great Again ...

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For the majority of her childhood, the 50-year-old was told by her parents that their lives were marred by financial hardship. “They were born on either side of World War Two, and talked so much ...

But take it from someone who grew up in a community chock full of “those kinds of parents”: So-called tiger parenting won’t actually breed technical and innovative geniuses and get our ...

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