Youngest children are often thought of as the lucky ones – the babies of the family who skated through childhood with fewer rules, more freedom and all the attention.
But therapists who work with youngest siblings hear a very different story.
“The youngest child sits in a fascinating and often painful paradox,” Erin Pash, a licensed marriage and family therapist and founder of Pash Co., told HuffPost. “They grew up surrounded by people who loved them and people who consistently underestimated them.”
Although the youngest sibling may face different challenges compared to the forgotten middle child or the Read Entire Article
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