Following the "Birth Order" Scenario - Fact of Fiction?!

Are Those (mostly Male) Doctors on to Something when it Comes to Timing the Births of Your Children?

By ivylily, published Aug 02, 2006
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Decades ago, a group of pediatricians and statisticians, doing what both professional groups do so well, collaborated on a formula for the 'recommended' birth time for children to ensure that adequate time is given for the first child to grow, develop, reaps tons of attention, and be mentally and emotionally best capable to welcome the birth of the following sibling in the family. The recommendation was, as I recall to the best of my own knowledge and relying heavily upon what my husband said at the time (an engineer, go figure!) that there should be three and a half years' time between siblings. Both statistically, logically and emotionally, this is quite an intriguing idea. 

Following the "Birth Order" Scenario - Fact of Fiction?!

My daughters, ages 15 and 18

Credit: Patricia B. Solecki

Copyright: Patricia B. Solecki

Takeaways
  • Tempermentally, our daughters are quite dissimilar.
  • As teenagers now, they share tons of common interest and, thankfully, clothes!
  • They are truly each other's best friend in the world.
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Good read, even though those times are long behind me!

Posted on 05/26/2007 at 1:05:00 PM

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