Only Children More Likely to Be Obese and Have Unhealthy Eating Habits
Stastistcs Show More Parents Are Choosing to Have Only Children. But Why? | Fatherly
How many children will you have?
One-child America: A nation of only children could be smarter, more mature – or conceited - Deseret News
Personality Traits of the Only Child - New Kids Center
Having an Only Child | Family Dynamics | Bounty
One-child America: A nation of only children could be smarter, more mature – or conceited - Deseret News
Why Only Children Are More Successful | Lisa Christiansen's Wealth Of Wisdom
Stop asking mothers when we'll have more kids. It's OK to have an only child | Jessica Valenti | The Guardian
Great News: You're Allowed To Have Only One Kid! | Mr. Money Mustache
Celebrity Parents of Only Children: PHOTOS – SheKnows
Wealthier Parents More Likely to Get COVID-19 Vaccines for Young Children - Consumer Health News | HealthDay
Only child 'syndrome': how do siblings, or a lack of them, affect your personality? | The Independent | The Independent
Only child' is 7 times more likely to be obese, claims study - Times of India
A future for the world's children? A WHO–UNICEF–Lancet Commission - The Lancet
One-child America: A nation of only children could be smarter, more mature – or conceited - Deseret News
One and Done: For Parents of an Only Child
Supporting Independent Sibling Play
One and Done: For Parents of an Only Child
Only You: I Have An Only Child, And No, I Don't Regret It | Pretty Opinionated
Why Only Children Are More Successful | Lisa Christiansen's Wealth Of Wisdom
The truth about only children: are they more insular and confident? | Parents and parenting | The Guardian
Sole Survival: Raising an Only Child in Quarantine | ParentMap
Only children are more likely to be obese, study says | CNN
PDF) The End of a Stereotype: Only Children Are Not More Narcissistic Than People With Siblings
The More the Merrier: A Link Between Siblings and Happiness - CivicScience
Amazing Things You Didn't Know About Only Children - Mabel + Moxie
Parents of firstborn boys and only-child girls give more, Women's Philanthropy Institute study finds: Newscenter: Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis
