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Does Birth Order Affect Who You Are?
Does Birth Order Affect Who You Are?
Does Birth Order Affect Who You Are?
Thursday 30th January 2025
Explore how birth order affects personality with hosts Madi Isenberg and Elicia Morigeau. Relatable stories and insights await!
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Episode Overview
- Birth order can significantly influence personality traits.
- Eldest children often face high expectations and responsibilities.
- Middle children may feel overlooked and strive for attention in unique ways.
- Youngest children tend to be more free-spirited and receive more parental attention.
- Understanding these dynamics can help improve family relationships.
The baby knows they're the baby. Absolutely, they know they're the baby.
Why are you and your siblings so different when you all grew up in the same house with the same parents? In this episode of Power of the Mind, hosts Madi Isenberg and Elicia Morigeau dive into the fascinating topic of birth order and its impact on personality. They explore whether being the eldest, middle, or youngest child shapes who you are as a person.
Madi shares her personal experiences as an eldest child, while Elicia discusses the unique dynamics within her own family of five children. The conversation is both relatable and enlightening, touching on the expectations placed on the eldest, the often overlooked middle child, and the baby of the family who tends to be more free-spirited. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about family dynamics and how they might have influenced their own behaviour.
Tune in for a mix of humour, heartfelt stories, and insightful observations that will leave you reflecting on your own family experiences. Don't miss out on this engaging discussion that could help you understand yourself and your loved ones better.