Do you know that nearly 5 per cent of personality characteristics depend on your birth order? The order in which each child is born in a family, plays a key factor in determining his or her personality.
Being the eldest child gives a sense of responsibility towards younger siblings and provides opportunities for leadership and control. These situations may help in building confidence, maturity, leadership, planning abilities and becoming achievement driven.
However, in the process, some may become bossy, spoiled and lonely.
The youngest child is considered as the baby of the family and often pampered a lot. They are more likely to be dependent on others, friendly and happy go lucky. They are immature, attention seekers and sensitive than his or her elder siblings.
The middle child is positioned between the two extremes and often strives to do unconventional things. He or she may become a negotiator who is friendly, sociable and compliant.
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