Being an only child. Here is the lists of pros and cons.
Pro:
~three words: peace and quiet
~No sharing with other siblings
~More privacy
~Your own bedroom (though some kids with siblings get that benefit)
~100% of your parents attention, undivided love
~No conflicting schedules (your parents don't have to skip your event because of your sibling's)
~No pressure to be as good as or better than your older sibling
~No sibling fights
~You get to see the movies you want
~No disagreements over food
~You get all of the saved up Christmas money (or Hanukkah money)
~individual thinker
Con:
~The pressure of being the perfect child
~You get bored... a lot
~Loneliness
~You can't borrow their cuter clothes (if they have any)
~You get typecast as a spoiled brat who never learned to share when in reality you are mature, understanding, and caring.
~Overprotection: you get the full on helicopter parent(s)
~Crave a nonsecluded life. We single children crave company and love being surrounded by people that we know.
~No team building skills
~ First hand learning in social interactions
you get spoiled, since there are no other siblings. families are usually wealthier. you're the oldest AND the youngest, so you get the advantages of both. (ie oldest- parents dont know what toexpect and are usually more lenient, youngest- protected, parents tend to do things for them longer) no siblings to be compared to = you're always the best at everything parents can always attend your games etc since they arent busy with other kids not having to share your stuff/room no awkward competiton between siblings or teasing
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