Parents Prefer Daughters Over Boys
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•Parents DO have a favourite child, scientists say
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Researchers from Brigham Young University analysed 30 studies on parental favouritism.
They found both sexes slightly prefer their daughters to their sons.
Results suggest girls and women may be easier to parent than boys.
People who are conscientious types are likely to be more beloved by their parents.
Being the favourite in the family is linked to better mental health, more academic success and healthier romantic relationships.
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