Stuck in the middle? No problem, according to a new study that suggests middle children grow up to be "better" than their siblings. Anna - stock.adobe.com Middle children rule. That’s according ...

New research flips the script on sibling stereotypes—here's what you need to know about middle children and birth order.

"This phrase, often used to highlight the middle child's position in the birth order, can inadvertently make them feel overlooked and unimportant," Dr. Frank says. "Such sentiments can negatively ...

parents occasionally overapply what worked for the oldest child to the middle child. Sayings like "I know what to do when your older sibling was this age, but I'm not sure what you might need ...

When it comes to birth order stereotypes, middle children get the—dare I say—middle child treatment. Here's what everyone ...

A recent study suggests that middle children may have an advantage, implying they possess more desirable traits than their older and younger siblings. This research further ignites the long ...

Firstborns often take on leadership roles, while younger siblings enjoy being the "baby." Middle children, however, usually find themselves in a more unclear position. They are often seen as ...

A new study suggests that middle children may be more honest, humble, and agreeable than their siblings, challenging long-standing birth order stereotypes. A recent study has settled the long ...

The middle child, often overlooked, is redeemed as a study names them the best among all siblings, with a few winning traits. The middle child, sandwiched between the oldest and youngest ...

Have you ever wondered why the oldest, youngest and middle children are so different from one another? Well according to psychologists, there is a reason behind it – and it’s pretty much ...