Are you a family kid?
Have you ever heard people say that the eldest child in every family is very responsible, that the youngest child is not, and that the only child in a family without siblings is such a stubborn, selfish person?You must have heard.Is it just an opinion among people?Or can the order of birth really affect one's personality?We will find out in this article. The theory of birth order was first introduced in the 1920s by Alfred Adler, a friend and contemporary of Sigmund Freud.He believed that the order in which a person was born into a family could affect his personality
01. First (eldest) child - According to Adler, the eldest child
Conservatives are those who tend to power and leadership.Because they often take responsibility for their younger siblings,Firstborns are caring, willing parents, and more likely to take the lead in anything.
02. Second (middle) child - elder brother or sister
They often try to outdo their older siblings because they are “speeding” for the second child.Children in the middle of a family can often be ambitious and hopeful, but they are rarely selfish.they are more likely to set high goals and objectives for no reason at all.This increases the number of failures and breakdowns in their lives, but they also strengthen them to cope with life's difficulties.Their development is fast.
03. Youngest child - Usually the youngest child
They receive great care, love, and attention from their parents and older siblings.That is why they feel inexperienced and independent.Younger children, however, are often tempted to outdo their older siblings.Often they are the ones who achieve great success and gain great recognition in whatever field they choose.It is often the youngest child in a family to become the fastest-growing athlete, the best musician, or the most talented artist.The youngest children in a family are very sociable but more independent, stubborn and careless than other siblings.
04. The only child in a family
The only child is often tempted to compete with his father because he does not have siblings to compete with.Because parents pet too much, an individual expects petting and protection from other people as well.Dependence and selfishness are the hallmarks of this lifestyle.The same child often finds it difficult to deal with peers.Many children without siblings always seek perfection, and they tend to achieve their goals no matter what.
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