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Keyword: Birth Order

Do siblings matter? The effect of siblings on socio-emotional development and educational aspirations among early adolescents

Geographical variations in fertility and transition to second and third birth in Britain

For higher achievers hire firstborns

Do big sisters really do best?

Firstborn daughters are the most ambitious children, research finds

Are older siblings more ambitious?

Firstborn girls are the best at life

First-born girls do the best

Female and firstborn success

Born winners: the daughters growing up in first place

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