Middle children rule. That’s according to a new study suggesting the longest-suffering siblings grow up to be “better” than ...

A recent study shows that middle children are often more honest humble and friendly than their brothers and sisters ...

The skirmish has since expanded to include the Gen-Z corporate kids who long to exchange their participation trophies for ...

But is this "middle child syndrome" a real phenomenon, or simply a myth perpetuated by popular culture? Let's jump into the complex world of middle child syndrome, exploring the latest research ...

A new study suggests that middle children may be more honest, humble, and agreeable than their siblings, challenging ...

middle children are associated with ‘middle child syndrome.’ As described by WebMD, this refers to receiving less attention from parents, feeling overshadowed by siblings, and being ‘caught ...

The portrait of a typical middle child can be bleak. In short, it's Jan Brady yelling "Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!" while her older sister gets all the praise and her younger sister gets any remaining ...

Middle children often grapple with feelings of being overlooked and undefined within their families. Parents can help by avoiding birth-order labels and focusing on each child's unique qualities.

About half of children with Down syndrome have hearing loss due to otitis media with effusion (OME), which is inflammation and fluid in the middle ear, also known as glue ear. These children can ...

However, middle children, perhaps unfairly, are most often associated with “Middle-child syndrome,” a term popularised by WebMD that describes the experience of being "caught in the middle ...