Research indicates that second-born boys may face more school discipline and criminal justice involvement than first-born siblings. This pattern was observed in families in Denmark and Florida, suggesting a possible correlation with parental attention distribution. As parents have to divide their time among children, the first-born receives more focused care initially. However, older siblings might also influence younger ones in behavior and social interactions.
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