Parents do have a favourite child, and it may not be who you think, says new study
Research highlights that parents frequently exhibit bias in their treatment of children based on gender and personal characteristics. Daughters and those who are more agreeable or conscientious tend to receive favorable attention. While older siblings gain autonomy, younger kids attract more focus. The findings urge parents to strive for fairness in their parenting approach, ensuring every child feels appreciated, which is vital for harmonious family relationships.
