Sibling physical and psychological abuse are underrecognized but, like other forms of family violence, are harmful to mental ...

Where you fall in the birth order of your siblings — or pecking order, if we're calling it like it is — has been found to have an impact on all kinds of personality traits and family dynamics.

Controlling for age, gender and religious activity ― three factors that could influence their findings ― Lee and Ashton found ...

You’ve seen the memes describing the responsible (or bossy) older sibling, the under-the-radar or overlooked middle child, ...

A lack of shared positive experiences can also contribute to sibling estrangement. While positive memories can strengthen ...

Research shows that a significant factor in well-being later in life is dependent on sibling relationships. We either find ways to bury the hatchet and move forward or we wallow in “might have beens” ...

You can choose your friends, but you can’t choose your family. Or what order you are born in for that matter. There is plenty written about how the order in which you were born affects your ...

Sibling relationships are important. While friendships come and go, you’re stuck with your siblings. This relationship is oftentimes one of the longest relationships in a person’s life.